I've worked with quite a few layers but don't believe there's a logical limit (within reason) to the creation of layers. I just created a quick 1000 layers to test the smoothness of publish. Seemed to create and publish fine. I think you'll run into a sanity / management limit before you run into a technical limit, tbh.
The EXE still loads the Web-based content within a container that prevents security (activeX and Flash) stoppers when running locally. It's the same publish you'd get with HTML / Flash output, just adds a few extra files.
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I had 120 layers that worked on a slide, increased to 135 and it took 20 minutes to load the slide
I did have 8000 triggers as well on that slide though
Wow, that's a whole lot going on. Sounds like I'll be OK with 30-35 then. (it will be running as an exe, so no worries on web-based load time)
Thanks Phil.
- Scott
I've worked with quite a few layers but don't believe there's a logical limit (within reason) to the creation of layers. I just created a quick 1000 layers to test the smoothness of publish. Seemed to create and publish fine. I think you'll run into a sanity / management limit before you run into a technical limit, tbh.
The EXE still loads the Web-based content within a container that prevents security (activeX and Flash) stoppers when running locally. It's the same publish you'd get with HTML / Flash output, just adds a few extra files.
Triggers may have been the limit, I could not save a t 140 layers and 8000 triggers. which version of Storyline did you just test on Steve?
Hi Phil, Steve,
I'm about to create a virtual tour of a campus (see attachment).
I'm thinking 100ish layers and 20 or so hotspot on each layer.
If I assume Update3: 1305.2013 - Can you see any grief with SL?
BTW: I assume I will have sanity / management issues
Cheers
Garry
Yes sanity management may be the issue, i cannot see any problem as the updates have improved the capacity of SL, I haven't hit a limit yet.
It is Phil's personal objective to run the entire Wikipedia site off one slide
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