On page 2 of the example the menu animation accordion starts and ends on the stage, rather than flying in from somewhere it starts at X and finishes at Y. Essentially the animation starts and ends on the stage.
Can someone explain how this is achieved? Is it JavaScript?
This is the (often-shown...) McDonalds course from Kineo.
It is built in Articulate Presenter rather than Storyline - so probably just standard animation within a Kineo SDK-modified player/stage area - not sure it would need JavaScript.
Maybe some Kineo will chime in and explain the exact mechanics...?
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Hi Richard,
This is the (often-shown...) McDonalds course from Kineo.
It is built in Articulate Presenter rather than Storyline - so probably just standard animation within a Kineo SDK-modified player/stage area - not sure it would need JavaScript.
Maybe some Kineo will chime in and explain the exact mechanics...?
Bruce
Ah, i see.
Thanks for your reply Bruce
Hi Richard
Slide 2 of the demo is actually an Engage interaction - it's the FAQ interaction with a custom colour scheme and set within a customised player.
If you have Engage you could import one into Storyline as long as your playback device if compatible with the Flash output.
Cheers
H
...very true!
Bruce
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