Motion Paths Triggered by Four Radio Buttons
Jan 30, 2015
Hello,
I am watching the motion paths tutorial, specifically the one with the heart moving up and down the stairs. I am noticing that this movement is controlling the motions paths by two buttons: one for upward movement, the other for downward movement. I would like to create a similar animation but I would want the heart to move by clicking four distinct buttons: buttons 1-4 respectively. The idea is that when the user clicks button 1 it would move the heart onto the staircase and also trigger a designated layer, when the user clicks button 2, it would move the heart on step up (from last position) while triggering its own designated layer, and so on for buttons 3 and 4. How can I do this? Also, can I reverse this motion path by clicking the buttons in reverse order after I've clicked all four moving upwards?
Hope it's not too confusing. Thanks,
7 Replies
Have a look at the attached file and see if that's what you wanted. It's a rather crude example, but the idea is to trigger the same motion path from each of the buttons. You could trigger a second motion path for the reverse.
Sorry, forgot to include this link to some more advanced motion path examples: http://dev.keypointlearn.com/xcl73_SL2/Animations/V1/story.html
Thank you so much for responding Michael. I ended up adding a new image and motion path to three different layers and triggering the layers with the radio buttons. This allowed me to change text and characters along with motion path changes.
Thanks for the additional examples. My creative wheels are turning :-)..
@Jacquii, that works too! That's the great thing but Storyline: there is often more than one way to achieve the same goal.
Thanks for the update Jacquii,
Glad you found a way to achieve what you needed.
Michael,
I am trying to open your attachment BallJumping.story 69.2 KB , but am not having any success. Can you attach again please?
Brian
Hi Brian,
I was able to download the file without issues. See if you can open the attached file here.
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