I'm away from SL right now, but the first thing to check is the default trigger that is created when you create a motion path and moves the object on it as soon as the object appears. The second thought I have is that the trigger to move the hand might be attached to the coin, so you are getting two moves.
Hello, Walt is right, I was thinking the same, when you create a motion path on an object, it automatically creates a default trigger, so you more than likely want to remove that or associate the action to the "When" and "Object" desired.
Also, I see all of your objects are named "Picture" on your timeline, I would suggest naming these to a unique name for each so you can keep track of what path is associated with which object.
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I'm away from SL right now, but the first thing to check is the default trigger that is created when you create a motion path and moves the object on it as soon as the object appears. The second thought I have is that the trigger to move the hand might be attached to the coin, so you are getting two moves.
Hello, Walt is right, I was thinking the same, when you create a motion path on an object, it automatically creates a default trigger, so you more than likely want to remove that or associate the action to the "When" and "Object" desired.
Also, I see all of your objects are named "Picture" on your timeline, I would suggest naming these to a unique name for each so you can keep track of what path is associated with which object.
Thank you!! It worked :)
Thank you, it worked!
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