I had a lot of requests for the demo file I used in the Training Magazine presentation. Below are three video tutorials that show each interaction and the .story file.
Hi Jonathan - Sorry about that. It looks like the s3 settings weren't correct. I updated them and everything appears good now. Can you please give it another go?
So, I noticed that, unlike a 'mouse hovers over' trigger, where the state reverts back to the initial state when the mouse is dragged away from the target, like Slide 1.2, the 'object dragged over' trigger does not revert to the initial state if the object is dragged away from the target, like on Slide 1.3.
I decided that I wanted the slide to revert back to its initial state if I dragged the microphone away from the target (either Jane or Mark). I could only think of one way to do it.
On both the man and woman layers I set triggers to hide the layer when the media completes and to change the states of Jane and Mark back to normal when the media completes. My source is attached.
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These are great examples - simple and effective - not too mention the quality of the character voiceovers ; )
The voiceovers are classic and I got them at a good price.
Thanks, Tom! However, I am unable to access the source file. I get the error shown below:
Hi Jonathan - Sorry about that. It looks like the s3 settings weren't correct. I updated them and everything appears good now. Can you please give it another go?
These are great examples
thanks you
@David - Yes, this works now...thank you!
So, I noticed that, unlike a 'mouse hovers over' trigger, where the state reverts back to the initial state when the mouse is dragged away from the target, like Slide 1.2, the 'object dragged over' trigger does not revert to the initial state if the object is dragged away from the target, like on Slide 1.3.
I decided that I wanted the slide to revert back to its initial state if I dragged the microphone away from the target (either Jane or Mark). I could only think of one way to do it.
On both the man and woman layers I set triggers to hide the layer when the media completes and to change the states of Jane and Mark back to normal when the media completes. My source is attached.
Is there a better way?
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