Phil, good point. Was thinking about the new triggers in SL2, but now that I think about it those still do not allow you to jump to a point on the timeline.
Phil, good point. Was thinking about the new triggers in SL2, but now that I think about it those still do not allow you to jump to a point on the timeline.
No trigger to do that - but can you share more about what you're looking to accomplish? That way we can offer other ideas or point you in the right direction!
I have a voice file that builds a few buttons on screen and I want to give the user the chance to quit the sound file and be given the completed build to select from (I am assuming that they will not want to hear the voice every time they enter the screen).
So I wanted a trigger to stop the media and then jump to the end frame of the timeline where all the builds will have been completed.
When the user indicates that they want to jump to the end (by clicking something), create one trigger to pause the media, and one to change the state of each of the buttons to normal. Objects that show up later in a timeline just have their state set to hidden until the timeline reaches a certain point. Manually making them normal overrides that. If you want to show off, you can let them click again and resume the media.
Glad to hear that worked for you Martin, and just an FYI looks like your email signature came through when you replied via email! No worries, this Peek video will show you how to remove it using the Edit button.
Thanks Ashley! Walt's suggestion works, however I decided to instruct learners to use the seekbar and become familiar with the interface tools to support their learning. I was meeting a deadline for this project and didn't have time to go back and add triggers for each object on each slide. Thanks for your assistance!
Hi Dafne , I know this is too late to ask but how did you instruct them to do so? I am on the same situation now and I am wondering how I can explain it in a few words and add it in the navigation slide. Perhaps, sharing your slide will help! Thank you!
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Hello Glenn, which version of Storyline are you using?
Hi Brian.
Storyline 1 (Update 6?).
Don't tell me, I can't, but if I upgrade to Storyline 2, I can?
As fr as I know you cannot do it in any version
Phil, good point. Was thinking about the new triggers in SL2, but now that I think about it those still do not allow you to jump to a point on the timeline.
Pity!
Thanks guys.
I know this is an old discussion, but is there a trigger to jump to the end of a slide's timeline? I use Storyline 2.
No.
Hi Dafne,
No trigger to do that - but can you share more about what you're looking to accomplish? That way we can offer other ideas or point you in the right direction!
Hi everyone, I have the same question.
I have a voice file that builds a few buttons on screen and I want to give the user the chance to quit the sound file and be given the completed build to select from (I am assuming that they will not want to hear the voice every time they enter the screen).
So I wanted a trigger to stop the media and then jump to the end frame of the timeline where all the builds will have been completed.
When the user indicates that they want to jump to the end (by clicking something), create one trigger to pause the media, and one to change the state of each of the buttons to normal. Objects that show up later in a timeline just have their state set to hidden until the timeline reaches a certain point. Manually making them normal overrides that. If you want to show off, you can let them click again and resume the media.
Thank you for your suggestion Walt, you are a genius! That worked perfectly
Regards
Martin
Glad to hear that worked for you Martin, and just an FYI looks like your email signature came through when you replied via email! No worries, this Peek video will show you how to remove it using the Edit button.
Ooops! Sorry about that Ashley - tis now edited!
No worries Martin, we just like to let folks know!
Thanks Ashley! Walt's suggestion works, however I decided to instruct learners to use the seekbar and become familiar with the interface tools to support their learning. I was meeting a deadline for this project and didn't have time to go back and add triggers for each object on each slide. Thanks for your assistance!
I love that solution Dafne - teaching them to use the course even better! Glad you found a method that'll work for you.
Hi Dafne , I know this is too late to ask but how did you instruct them to do so? I am on the same situation now and I am wondering how I can explain it in a few words and add it in the navigation slide. Perhaps, sharing your slide will help! Thank you!
Maybe something like this:
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