I am experiencing a simple yet confusing problem that I hope someone can take a look at. I would really appreciate it as it perplexed me.
I set a trigger to jump to this slide (restart the slide) when user clicks the clear button, but nothing happened. I saw others use this kind of trigger and it works.
I wonder why it won't work for me. I have tried everything. I am also attaching my source file here.
If you right-click your base layer and go to Slide Properties, you can change the When Revisiting setting to Reset to Initial State. This should do the trick!
Thank you for looking at this! Can't believe I missed that setting! Yes, it works.
I was wondering if there is a way to hide layers when click the same button again?
I tried setting triggers "show layer when the state of the button is selected" and "hide layer when the state of the button is normal". It doesn't work. That's why I added the clear button.
To clear one or a bunch of layers, create a layer with nothing on it, a timeline of 0.01, set to hide other layers, and set to hide itself when its timeline ends. Set the trigger to show that layer, and 0.01 sec later, all layers are closed.
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Hi, Chloe, and welcome to E-Learning Heroes! ✨
Thank you for sharing your .story file!
If you right-click your base layer and go to Slide Properties, you can change the When Revisiting setting to Reset to Initial State. This should do the trick!
Let me know if this works!
Hi Maria,
Thank you for looking at this! Can't believe I missed that setting! Yes, it works.
I was wondering if there is a way to hide layers when click the same button again?
I tried setting triggers "show layer when the state of the button is selected" and "hide layer when the state of the button is normal". It doesn't work. That's why I added the clear button.
To clear one or a bunch of layers, create a layer with nothing on it, a timeline of 0.01, set to hide other layers, and set to hide itself when its timeline ends. Set the trigger to show that layer, and 0.01 sec later, all layers are closed.
Thanks, Walt. That's a great idea!
You're welcome. PIAWYC (Pass it along when you can).