Right now, it adds one to limitclicks when the wrong hotspot is clicked, then it shows the redherring layer which also adds one when it shows. So limit clicks is never three, only two or four.
Personally, I prefer this form of the trigger:
Also, you don't need hotspots 2 and 3, unless you want to send special error messages when they are clicked. You can expand Hotspot 1 to cover the whole slide as long as you move CORRECT HOTSPOT above it on the timeline, so it will catch the click before Hotspot 1 does.
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Right now, it adds one to limitclicks when the wrong hotspot is clicked, then it shows the redherring layer which also adds one when it shows. So limit clicks is never three, only two or four.
Personally, I prefer this form of the trigger:
Also, you don't need hotspots 2 and 3, unless you want to send special error messages when they are clicked. You can expand Hotspot 1 to cover the whole slide as long as you move CORRECT HOTSPOT above it on the timeline, so it will catch the click before Hotspot 1 does.
Many thanks, Walt. You've cracked it. :-)