Actually, it makes no difference where you jump, whether to a slide, or to a scene with 100 slides.
Two things need to happen on the last slide of that scene: The variable is set to True, and it must be set before the jump to the menu slide.
Here is the flow:
1. Menu sets NEXT to hidden when timeline starts. (This can be controlled best if the menu slide resumes at initial state.)
2. Menu sets NEXT to Normal if DemoComplete1 = True AND DemoComplete2 = True, etc.
3. Menu sets Button for scene 1 to Completed if DemoComplete1 - True, etc.
4. Ease of Use button jumps to ease of Use scene when clicked.
5. User navigates Ease of Use scene.
6. Ease of Use timeline ends and sets DemoComplete1 to True.
7. Ease of Use timeline ends and jumps to Menu scene.
8. Steps 1 - 7 are repeated until all 4 Scenes have been visited. This time when Menu slide runs, all 4 variables are True, and NEXT is set to Normal, and user can go to Summary slide.
Thank you Walt, but I removed the true/false from the course and referred to a much easier trigger set up from a previous course. I forgot I had this same problem a few months ago.
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This sample does that. Well, it enables a custom next button, but the idea is there.
This may work when the buttons go within the same scene, but not when going outside of the scene, as I built my course that I shared with you.
I referred to a previous course I built.
Thanks anyway. Not what I asked for.
Actually, it makes no difference where you jump, whether to a slide, or to a scene with 100 slides.
Two things need to happen on the last slide of that scene: The variable is set to True, and it must be set before the jump to the menu slide.
Here is the flow:
1. Menu sets NEXT to hidden when timeline starts. (This can be controlled best if the menu slide resumes at initial state.)
2. Menu sets NEXT to Normal if DemoComplete1 = True AND DemoComplete2 = True, etc.
3. Menu sets Button for scene 1 to Completed if DemoComplete1 - True, etc.
4. Ease of Use button jumps to ease of Use scene when clicked.
5. User navigates Ease of Use scene.
6. Ease of Use timeline ends and sets DemoComplete1 to True.
7. Ease of Use timeline ends and jumps to Menu scene.
8. Steps 1 - 7 are repeated until all 4 Scenes have been visited. This time when Menu slide runs, all 4 variables are True, and NEXT is set to Normal, and user can go to Summary slide.
Thank you Walt, but I removed the true/false from the course and referred to a much easier trigger set up from a previous course. I forgot I had this same problem a few months ago.
So does that mean you are on the road now?
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