I want to change the state of an object each time I return on a slide. This slide has the option "resume to save state". I mean, there are some objects I do not want to change, and want to let them like they were the last time the user went on it.
But one of them has to be changed depending on the value of a variable.
You may want to look into using a T/F variable for those objects, and you could either set the variable to change at the end of the slide's original timeline so that when a user comes back to it - the variable is changed, which has changed the state of the object or you could also change the variable on a slide that would proceed the user revisiting this slide. There is a tutorial here on working with T/F variables.
I'd agree with Becky - is these types of questions it's often much easier if we can take a look at it. If you're not able to share the file here you could mock up a sample that has the same behavior or I could send you directions on how to share it with me privately.
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Hi Sebastien,
You may want to look into using a T/F variable for those objects, and you could either set the variable to change at the end of the slide's original timeline so that when a user comes back to it - the variable is changed, which has changed the state of the object or you could also change the variable on a slide that would proceed the user revisiting this slide. There is a tutorial here on working with T/F variables.
Hello Ashely,
Thank's for answering.
I tried it yet, but the problem I met is the fact that the variable changes its value, but the change state of does not work.
Any idea ?
Hi Sebastien,
It is possible to upload the slide? If the community could take a look, it might be that the problem could be teased out.
Hi Sebastien,
I'd agree with Becky - is these types of questions it's often much easier if we can take a look at it. If you're not able to share the file here you could mock up a sample that has the same behavior or I could send you directions on how to share it with me privately.
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