I think the best way to do this would be to create a 'State' for the objects. If you click on the object you want to do this for, then go to 'States' (next to timeline), choose 'Edit states' you can then create a new state- from the 'state names' use the 'Visited' name.
You can then change the color of this state to the desired effect, mine I used gray fill color. After that I created 3 triggers per selected object which will change the 3 object's state to 'visited'.
This should now mean whenever anyone hover over this object it will show the other 3 objects with the grayed out effect, and at the same time will change back to normal when hovering out.
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Hi Jeni,
I think the best way to do this would be to create a 'State' for the objects. If you click on the object you want to do this for, then go to 'States' (next to timeline), choose 'Edit states' you can then create a new state- from the 'state names' use the 'Visited' name.
You can then change the color of this state to the desired effect, mine I used gray fill color. After that I created 3 triggers per selected object which will change the 3 object's state to 'visited'.
This should now mean whenever anyone hover over this object it will show the other 3 objects with the grayed out effect, and at the same time will change back to normal when hovering out.
Hope this works for you.
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