'Highlight' function?
Apr 17, 2013
HI,
I'm producing an image of the respiratory system.
What I'd like is a picture of the resp. system, with a series of buttons.
I'd like for when the learner clicks the 'nose and nasal chambers button', the nose section of my resp. diagram to ligth up, glow, move anything. Basically, I'd just like it to draw attention to itself in the most basic way possible!
Has anyone got any ideas for how to do this?
(In captivate you could put a highlight field over the area you wanted to draw attention to and this is something that I'd like to replicate...)
Thank you!
Rachel
4 Replies
There are lots of ways to highlight something in a Storyline slide. See attached file (here is the published version) shows two variations; one with a Freeform Shape that is made visible ("Normal State") when a button is clicked; the other option uses a shape on a layer. You can play around with Shape effects, like glow, shadow, etc. to get the look you want.
Hi Rachel,
One way that springs to mind is as follows:
You should then have something like this (I tried to upload my .story file, but I'm not sure it worked):
Does this help you?
Regards,
Antony
Of course! Thank you both! This is great - I should have known really - just shows how you can hinder yourself if you get used to doing the same thing over and over!
Thank you guys!
You can simulate a "spotlight" by having a semi-transparent black "mask" with a hole cut out for the hover state with the explanatory words added too.
Bruce
PS - or use Hover state with a "zoomed" image and explanatory text.
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