Yeah, I've tried that, but I think it would be clumsy to mess around with layers, if you could only change the actual object.
Right now my different pieces of text is put on top of each other, and placed in different times, on the timeline, in order to be played automatically.
Not sure I've done what you're looking for, but figured it was worth a shot. I've used states to change text in a caption box. The slide is 10 seconds long and the "hello" caption changes to a different language every 2 seconds. This is done by triggering the state changes with stages placed offstage and set incrementally on the timeline. Would this work for you? Or perhaps I've oversimplified.
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Hi Kenneth
Have you tried using layers instead of states ?
When one layer's timeline finishes you show the next layer...
Cheers
Geert
Hi Geert.
Yeah, I've tried that, but I think it would be clumsy to mess around with layers, if you could only change the actual object.
Right now my different pieces of text is put on top of each other, and placed in different times, on the timeline, in order to be played automatically.
Hi Kenneth,
Not sure I've done what you're looking for, but figured it was worth a shot. I've used states to change text in a caption box. The slide is 10 seconds long and the "hello" caption changes to a different language every 2 seconds. This is done by triggering the state changes with stages placed offstage and set incrementally on the timeline. Would this work for you? Or perhaps I've oversimplified.
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