I'll be honest - I didn't make it too far into the triggers you have set up - there are a lot :)
However, after seeing how you have the images for the videos set up, I wondered if it might be a better idea to place one of the sets on a layer instead. You could then toggle through the layers instead and disable any layer-pausing options.
I made a rough modification, but through I'd share it just in case it helps.
Curious to see if there are any other suggestions for this - seems like a pretty cool project!
Honestly, I think it's more along the lines of a feature. I did take a look at your updated version - though it may not be frame accurate, I think it looks great. Then again, I don't personally get to see that type of frame-created video.
The only other option that comes to mind is to trigger those states back to another, which may keep them from always being shown after their state has changed.
I'd love to see some additional suggestions from the community here too.
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Hi Nicholas,
I'll be honest - I didn't make it too far into the triggers you have set up - there are a lot :)
However, after seeing how you have the images for the videos set up, I wondered if it might be a better idea to place one of the sets on a layer instead. You could then toggle through the layers instead and disable any layer-pausing options.
I made a rough modification, but through I'd share it just in case it helps.
Curious to see if there are any other suggestions for this - seems like a pretty cool project!
Thank you for the help, Christine. I tried layers like your example shows but it appears that layers don't keep exact sync.
You can see other examples of my work here: https://www.cognitech.com/InteractiveTutorials/TUT/Default.htm
Ok. So I figured out why I cant do this.
So I fixed a couple miscellaneous things in the example but the major problem is this:
When the state of a object is changed, the object becomes show always.
I proved this in my attached project.
Notice that all three images that in slide 2 & 4 are revealed in all time. Only one should be shown at a time.
Because of this effect, 3 and 5 only show the top image and not anything below.
Bug or Known 'Feature'?
EDIT: Added Slide 6 which is a variant of Christine's example. This was the best I could come up with even though its not frame accurate.
Hi Nicholas,
Honestly, I think it's more along the lines of a feature. I did take a look at your updated version - though it may not be frame accurate, I think it looks great. Then again, I don't personally get to see that type of frame-created video.
The only other option that comes to mind is to trigger those states back to another, which may keep them from always being shown after their state has changed.
I'd love to see some additional suggestions from the community here too.
If you have any other ideas, please share :)
Have a great day,
Christine
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