Hello all, I've been working on a randomizer wheel for a while now and have (I think) got it to a point where the wheel stops and starts - I have two issues:
1. I would like to jump to a particular slide when the triangle pointer intersects with the hotspot next to the name of a person on the wheel
2. I would like for the motion path to stop and start with the toggle - currently the triangle resets to the top of the motion path
Please see attached and let me know if you have any questions or suggestions! Thank you so much!
First part solved... how to jump to a specific persons page... Whats needed next is setting the start value of the triangle on the motion path to the saved degrees... im not sure if thats possible with Storyline's Motion Paths. For sure with Javascript its easy... with Motion Paths i have to experiment some more when i have some time... Attached first working part.,..
I was able to make it so you can click the Go/stop button and it would not reset the location of the spinner. I moved the Move along motion path trigger to be a slide level trigger with no condition and then paused the timeline immediately afterwards so you wouldn't see any of the motion.
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First part solved... how to jump to a specific persons page...
Whats needed next is setting the start value of the triangle on the motion path to the saved degrees... im not sure if thats possible with Storyline's Motion Paths. For sure with Javascript its easy... with Motion Paths i have to experiment some more when i have some time...
Attached first working part.,..
Thank you so much! I appreciate the help!
Hi Nicole -
I was able to make it so you can click the Go/stop button and it would not reset the location of the spinner. I moved the Move along motion path trigger to be a slide level trigger with no condition and then paused the timeline immediately afterwards so you wouldn't see any of the motion.
Thank you Ryan! This really helps. Both of you have saved me a ton of time - this is why I love this community. I really appreciate it!
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