For example, I don't want to have too many objects on my main slide so I have a layer that has additional information on it that I would like to have shown when the audio gets to a specific cue point.
Yep, it's doable. So, let's say you have an audio clip on the base layer that's 10 seconds long, and you'd like Learners to read the info in Layer 1 when the audio is at 4 seconds...and have the audio pause. Assuming Layer 1 has already been created
On Layer 1
Display the Slider Layer Properties for this layer and in the Base Layer section of this dialog box, place a checkmark in the "Pause timeline of base layer" check box.
Insert a button and add a trigger to the button to hide the layer when clicked
On Base Layer
Insert a shape offstage (outside the slide area) and drag it to the timeline at the 4 second mark.
Add a trigger to the shape to show Layer 1 when the timeline starts for this shape
Please shout out with any questions, or if you need a sample
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Hi Clint,
Yep, it's doable. So, let's say you have an audio clip on the base layer that's 10 seconds long, and you'd like Learners to read the info in Layer 1 when the audio is at 4 seconds...and have the audio pause. Assuming Layer 1 has already been created
On Layer 1
On Base Layer
Please shout out with any questions, or if you need a sample
Hi Clint! Looks like Becky has you covered here
There was also a similar thread here (with examples).