I have created a slide in 360 where the audio runs through the instructions which tell the learner to click on each item which takes them to a new layer. I have the learner clicking on the text to take them to the layer that corresponds with the information. Then I return them back to the Slide to click the next item to show the next layer. When I do this the audio initiates and starts over for each one whe they return to the slide. How to I stop the audio on the slide so as they are coming and returning from their layers, the audio does not play each time?
It's tough to say what could be causing this without seeing your file, but I have a hunch. What trigger are you using to play the audio on the base layer? Also, what trigger closes each slide layer?
If you can share what you've got so far, that would be helpful. Thanks! 😊
as Alyssa said it's better if we can see the file setup - but I would recommend having the initial instruction audio on the base layer and the associated layer objects and audio on their own layer - then when the user closes that layer the audio will stop, they click the next item and the objects and audio for that layer plays - sometimes easier to control the audio this way. Hope this is what you meant.
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Hi Kathleen!
It's tough to say what could be causing this without seeing your file, but I have a hunch. What trigger are you using to play the audio on the base layer? Also, what trigger closes each slide layer?
If you can share what you've got so far, that would be helpful. Thanks! 😊
Hi Kathleen
as Alyssa said it's better if we can see the file setup - but I would recommend having the initial instruction audio on the base layer and the associated layer objects and audio on their own layer - then when the user closes that layer the audio will stop, they click the next item and the objects and audio for that layer plays - sometimes easier to control the audio this way. Hope this is what you meant.
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