hello, in the anatomy example sent today, each organ movement is synchronised with the movement of the slider. I am using slider, and I did set them to update while slider is dragged, but the triggered movement of the object is still very jumpy. I tried a trigger where my object would move along a motion path when slider moves, but it made no difference.... what's the secret? :-)
Hi Michael, I did not keep my test slide. I just deleted it as my trigger did not work. But if you look at the anatomy example I hyperlinked in my post, maybe you'd know what I need to do to replicate the smooth graphic movement? (synched with the slider movement)
You can even make images "super-big" and create some interesting layered interactions. The attached isn't true parallax but does illustrate one way you could tackle the challenge using Storyline.
Amazing, so I am guessing that the illusion of mountains and clouds moving in opposite directions is created by the sizes (hence different speeds) of the sliders used on this animation?
I know this is an old thread, but I thought I'd give my contribution. I was having trouble with the doing the same thing. After some time, I figured it out. I'm attaching the story file showing variations on moving a picture with a slider. Hope it helps!
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Can you share your .story file here so that we can have a closer look?
Hi Michael, I did not keep my test slide. I just deleted it as my trigger did not work.
But if you look at the anatomy example I hyperlinked in my post, maybe you'd know what I need to do to replicate the smooth graphic movement? (synched with the slider movement)
Hi Jean-David,
You may want to also reach out in the section here where the Anatomy example was posted.
Thank you Ashley, I will do that now.
I believe Tom's example uses multiple sliders set to use the same variable. For example:
This would make the sliders with custom thumbs traverse their range as the main slider was dragged through the entire range.
awesome! I never thought of "multiple sliders"! Thank you Steve....
You can even make images "super-big" and create some interesting layered interactions. The attached isn't true parallax but does illustrate one way you could tackle the challenge using Storyline.
Amazing, so I am guessing that the illusion of mountains and clouds moving in opposite directions is created by the sizes (hence different speeds) of the sliders used on this animation?
For what it's worth here are two simple variations of a slider moving a pic: http://dev.keypointlearn.com/xcl73_SL2/Wall/V1/story.html and http://dev.keypointlearn.com/xcl73_SL2/Wall/V2/story.html
I know this is an old thread, but I thought I'd give my contribution. I was having trouble with the doing the same thing. After some time, I figured it out. I'm attaching the story file showing variations on moving a picture with a slider. Hope it helps!
Here is one more example of a pic (actually several pictures) being moved by one slider.
Is there a step by step on how this is built? I am working on something very similar, but I am new to Storyline.