As I understand it, you want the items on the base to show in grayscale when the user see the feedback layer.
To achieve that, all of the base objects would need a custom state that is in shades of gray. For example, any object with a colorful fill would need its fill changed to gray in the custom state. And any color picture would need the color saturation turned down to 0 in the custom state to make it look like a black-and-white photo.
The layer would need triggers to change the state of each object to its grayed-out state when the timeline starts on the layer. You'd also have to test and adjust (as necessary) the Slide Properties to ensure the objects reset to the proper state for re-answering the question, if that is allowed.
An easier solution would be to give the layer's background a semi-transparent gray fill, or just put a rectangle with that sort of fill behind all the other objects. That wouldn't eliminate all of the color on the base, but it would dim the colors somewhat. You could try different combinations of fill color and transparency until you find one that's good enough.
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It's a drag and drop interaction available in the Content Library's Vitality Theme. You can just insert it into your scene and customize as needed.
Hi, Joe,
As I understand it, you want the items on the base to show in grayscale when the user see the feedback layer.
To achieve that, all of the base objects would need a custom state that is in shades of gray. For example, any object with a colorful fill would need its fill changed to gray in the custom state. And any color picture would need the color saturation turned down to 0 in the custom state to make it look like a black-and-white photo.
The layer would need triggers to change the state of each object to its grayed-out state when the timeline starts on the layer. You'd also have to test and adjust (as necessary) the Slide Properties to ensure the objects reset to the proper state for re-answering the question, if that is allowed.
An easier solution would be to give the layer's background a semi-transparent gray fill, or just put a rectangle with that sort of fill behind all the other objects. That wouldn't eliminate all of the color on the base, but it would dim the colors somewhat. You could try different combinations of fill color and transparency until you find one that's good enough.
Thank You. This is very helpful!