This might be a real easy fix but I'm stumped! As you can see from the screenshot below I'm trying to build a motion game with button triggers. The man moves around the screen on motion paths, "visiting" parts of the office.
I would like a layer to show when the man reaches each of the hotspot areas. I can see a "when hovered" over action but nothing that else?
Thanks for the reply Wendy however I'm trying to add a game element. So the learner could get to the object via clicking (LEFT,LEFT,UP) or (UP,UP,DOWN) etc. Therefore I only want the layer when they get to the hotspot, regardless of which animation paths they took to get their?
Sorry Phil I misunderstood when I saw the image I thought it was a direct relationship with man in the middle - hit up arrow go on that motion path, hit down arrow go on that motion path.
It may be easier for someone to help you if you can upload the .story file.
I would say the only way to do this is to create an x and y variable and increment this each time the user clicks up/down left/right you can then show the values by using references. Move the object to each part of the office. Note the reference values and then set up a trigger to show the layer on condition your x,y value is equal to the values you noted down.
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Hi Philip
try this trigger
Show layer x when animation completes (motion path x) and repeat for all
Thanks for the reply Wendy however I'm trying to add a game element. So the learner could get to the object via clicking (LEFT,LEFT,UP) or (UP,UP,DOWN) etc. Therefore I only want the layer when they get to the hotspot, regardless of which animation paths they took to get their?
Is this even possible?!
Sorry Phil I misunderstood when I saw the image I thought it was a direct relationship with man in the middle - hit up arrow go on that motion path, hit down arrow go on that motion path.
It may be easier for someone to help you if you can upload the .story file.
I would say the only way to do this is to create an x and y variable and increment this each time the user clicks up/down left/right you can then show the values by using references. Move the object to each part of the office. Note the reference values and then set up a trigger to show the layer on condition your x,y value is equal to the values you noted down.
Thanks Wendy & Phil you are both legends! Works a charm now.
Glad you go it sorted Phil - good luck with your project.
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