I’m trying to loop some images on their own. At the same
time, I want the user to be able to select which image to view (similar to the yahoo
home page). I got the effect to work for one rotation, but the effect breaks on
the second rotation. I’m trying to keep all of the elements in one layer since
I have other layers to display as well. Does anyone have any ideas why it’s
breaking or how I could manage the effect?
That would solve the rotating issue, but the user would no longer be able to select the image they want to view since the time line would continue to move.
It may also cause some issues if they’re exploring one of the other layers above, while viewing the sliding images below.
Articulate Support helped me figure it out. It seems that I had the media triggers set to "when TIME LINE ends" instead of "when MEDIA ends". it work snow
I once mimicked a spark action by having 2 layers in a quick loop and on both layers there was button that lead to the next desired slide. This way either layer that was up had a clickable button to get you out of the loop.
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This may be too simplistic, but could you just add a slide trigger that jumps back to the same slide when the timeline ends?
That would solve the rotating issue, but the user would no longer be able to select the image they want to view since the time line would continue to move.
It may also cause some issues if they’re exploring one of the other layers above, while viewing the sliding images below.
Articulate Support helped me figure it out. It seems that I had the media triggers set to "when TIME LINE ends" instead of "when MEDIA ends". it work snow
I once mimicked a spark action by having 2 layers in a quick loop and on both layers there was button that lead to the next desired slide. This way either layer that was up had a clickable button to get you out of the loop.
Hi Bob! Welcome to E-Learning Heroes :) This thread is a bit dated, but I appreciate you popping in to share your experience and advice here.
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