Hi Vanessa! If I'm understanding the effect you're going for, there's a pretty easy way you could set that up by using a timeline trigger. I've created this quick Peek video to show you what's involved.
If that's not quite the effect you're going for, feel free to reply here and I'll help you brainstorm some different ideas. Have a great weekend!
I came across Michael's tachometer on eLearning Heroes and it is awesome! Great job. I clicked on the link to view the triggers but it is broken. Does anyone have the design handy and possibly share the details in creating it? I've got a project that could use something just like it!
Will, Wendy helped me understand the link you're referring to. I'm not aware of any other projects that are similar to Michael's so you may want to click on his name up above and use the Contact Me button on his profile to message him directly.
Thanks for the input everyone. Is it possible to create one like this in Storyline 360 that runs so smoothly? The one I created uses multiple triggers to move the dial but jumps. It moves like a second hand.
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Hi Vanessa! If I'm understanding the effect you're going for, there's a pretty easy way you could set that up by using a timeline trigger. I've created this quick Peek video to show you what's involved.
If that's not quite the effect you're going for, feel free to reply here and I'll help you brainstorm some different ideas. Have a great weekend!
Vanessa, how about something like this? http://www.andersonelearning.com/demo/tachometer/story.html
I've attached the project file to this post.
Hello All:
I came across Michael's tachometer on eLearning Heroes and it is awesome! Great job. I clicked on the link to view the triggers but it is broken. Does anyone have the design handy and possibly share the details in creating it? I've got a project that could use something just like it!
Thanks,
Will
Hi Will. It looks like Michael provided his .story file up above. I just thought I'd point it out in case you missed it. :-)
It doesn't work Trina - there is a link to a website that is 404 error not found
Ah. Got it, Wendy. Thanks for clarifying!
Will, Wendy helped me understand the link you're referring to. I'm not aware of any other projects that are similar to Michael's so you may want to click on his name up above and use the Contact Me button on his profile to message him directly.
Both links are working for me, so re-sharing :)
http://www.andersonelearning.com/demo/tachometer/story_html5.html
Please let me know if these work for you so that I can get the team to take a peek at why the ones above may not have been.
Hi Leslie
When I click your link above the 'Start' button works but I get the same error page on pressing more.
I've published to Review and this is what I get. Pressing Start - does nothing
Pressing More leads to
Leslie, thanks for posting the project for Mac. I developed that one quite a while ago and the 404 link embedded is to my old web site.
Wendy, I'm not sure why this doesn't work inside Review, but I've seen some other projects do the same when there is a lot of javascript involved.
Oh, no. Thanks for the clarification, Michael.
I apologize if I've created any confusion. Strangely, the Start button does work for me, but I get the same error as shared above if I click 'More'.
How cute is that Corgi on the error page though?!
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/edb7a6a9-e808-4448-b069-7d10c2862ea0/review
Here is a version with no java just driving the needle with changing values. A gif version may be of more use.
Thanks for the input everyone. Is it possible to create one like this in Storyline 360 that runs so smoothly? The one I created uses multiple triggers to move the dial but jumps. It moves like a second hand.
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