I have a slide where they can click on different items on the screen. I want the text on the layer to stay when they go to another layer, but I don't want the audio narration to continue when they go to the next layer. How can do I do that?
I'm happy to help provide some insight into your question! I appreciate you sharing the Storyline project file. Here are the changes I made to still show the texts in the layers after loading a new one but stopping the audio for that layer.
Added triggers in the base layer to toggle the True/False variable when the learners click the rectangle menus.
3. Added a trigger in each of the sublayers to stop the audio for that layer when the True/False variable changes.
I attached the revised project file with these changes so you can test the modified interaction. Please let me know if you have any questions about the steps!
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Hey Eric, to make it even better, he could be working with an "if" condition, so that he stops the sound only when it is true/false (he chooses which one to stop) and puts an "Else" for if it is not him play the sound, it already creates an action to possibly save the inconvenience of the sound not coming back
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Hi Debbie,
I'm happy to help provide some insight into your question! I appreciate you sharing the Storyline project file. Here are the changes I made to still show the texts in the layers after loading a new one but stopping the audio for that layer.
3. Added a trigger in each of the sublayers to stop the audio for that layer when the True/False variable changes.
I attached the revised project file with these changes so you can test the modified interaction. Please let me know if you have any questions about the steps!
Thank you so much - I know it can be simple, but I'm still getting used to using variables.
You're most welcome, Debbie!
I also wanted to invite you to our tips and tricks webinars; it's an excellent opportunity to learn about variables and other topics offered. Once each month at 11am ET, our training team hops on a live call to answer top questions from our customers.
It's super casual (and they're super smart!), so it's a great place to get expert tips and answers to frequently asked questions from our online community. In short, everything you need to create incredible online learning! You can register for the next call here.
And don't worry if you can't make it, because everyone who registers will get a recording sent to them afterwards! There's also a huge list of on-demand past trainings available.
Hope to see you there!
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Hey Eric, to make it even better, he could be working with an "if" condition, so that he stops the sound only when it is true/false (he chooses which one to stop) and puts an "Else" for if it is not him play the sound, it already creates an action to possibly save the inconvenience of the sound not coming back