Jumps to base layer when slide layer timeline finishes
Oct 21, 2013
By
Matt Wyer
Hello,
I have run into a bit of a problem and can't seem to figure out what is the cause is.
So,
On one of my slides I have multiple slide layers that the user nativgates through by clicking an assortment of buttons located on the base layer. The issue I am running into is that some of the slide layers will disappear when their timelines end so that the user is left looking at the original base layer. All the states on each slide layer are pull completely to the end of the timeline and there are no outgoing animations, so I am confused on why the slide layer disappears when their timeline ends. I want the user to be able to spend as much time as they need on each layer.
Please help!
Thank you!
10 Replies
Are there any triggers on the layers that "hide this layer" when "timeline ends?"
Yes, I apologize. I realized it right after I posted! Thanks for your time.
Embarrassing...
Hi Matt and welcome to E-Learning Heroes! Glad you were able to get this sorted
No worries, Matt. Trust me - we all get stuck on the seemingly simple things sometimes.
I'm having the same problem as Matt yet I have no actions on the layer.
I think I realize what the problem is here is. I do have a fly out (Exit) animation on the objects on the layer. The layer isn't disappearing but the objects are. But why are they disappearing? The are not being given a hide trigger from anywhere. Usually objects use the Exit animation when a trigger tells it to disappear. Maybe I need to restart my computer.
Hi Joshua! Do you have an update on this post-restart?
If you are still having trouble, perhaps you could share your .story file here for us to take a look at.
I am having a similar problem - I have 3 buttons on the base layer that show a linked layer when clicked. My problem is that when I preview the slide, the base layer objects all disappear at the end of the timeline, and I have no triggers on the base layer other than the jump to next slide trigger. This prevents me from clicking the buttons to test them.
I found my problem! I inserted an audio track that was shorter than the other objects on the slide. I shortened the timeline for all the objects, but they ended up being shorter than the audio track - so for each object I applied 'Show Until End' and that did it! The objects' timeline ended before the slide timeline did, so that was the issue.
Thanks Lester for coming back to update us and glad you were able to get it working!
This discussion is closed. You can start a new discussion or contact Articulate Support.