I managed this by creating a Number variable with an initial value of 3, and then adjust the variable to 1 or 2, depending on which button was clicked.
Add the triggers to play the sounds based on the change in the value of the variable.
You can only use the Variable Change part of a trigger when it all happens on one slide.
In your example the variable doesn't change on slide 2 so you can't link the audio to it. If you edit the trigger so you Play Sound When Timeline Starts for the Slide instead it should work fine.
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Hi Gustaf
I managed this by creating a Number variable with an initial value of 3, and then adjust the variable to 1 or 2, depending on which button was clicked.
Add the triggers to play the sounds based on the change in the value of the variable.
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H
Thx Helen.
This is EXACTLY the way I did it, appart from the fact that I did it on two pages. What might be wrong?
G
Ah, that's it!
You can only use the Variable Change part of a trigger when it all happens on one slide.
In your example the variable doesn't change on slide 2 so you can't link the audio to it. If you edit the trigger so you Play Sound When Timeline Starts for the Slide instead it should work fine.
H
Hi Gustaf! Looks like Helen is taking care of you here, just let us know if you need anything further.