In a separate post (I think one you linked above), Gerry Wasiluk posted a file where he had a single flip over of a card but you couldn't flip it back. I took his file, smoothed the flip over more and added the flip back. It's still a little crude for my taste but not bad for playing with his file for just 30 min. Who can improve it? The flip back is faster than the flip over due to the speed at which a swivel animation starts (faster) vs. near its end (slower)...
It would be great to be able to have more control over the built-in animations in general. A half a swivel would solve this problem, as would the ability to apply more than one entry, exit, and motion animation to a single object.
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Hello, Marinetta!
A custom interaction like such is definitely something Storyline could do. In fact, check out these related examples:
Hope that helps get the creative juices flowing. Also, if you can share what you make here, you'll get some great feedback from the community!
In a separate post (I think one you linked above), Gerry Wasiluk posted a file where he had a single flip over of a card but you couldn't flip it back. I took his file, smoothed the flip over more and added the flip back. It's still a little crude for my taste but not bad for playing with his file for just 30 min. Who can improve it? The flip back is faster than the flip over due to the speed at which a swivel animation starts (faster) vs. near its end (slower)...
It would be great to be able to have more control over the built-in animations in general. A half a swivel would solve this problem, as would the ability to apply more than one entry, exit, and motion animation to a single object.