I have a slide with 6 layers. I want the learner to click on one of the boxes and go to that layer. However, once they click on another layer, I want the first layer to stay open. Not sure if I explained that well, but look at my example. I want the learner to click on the first box, go to the first layer, then click on the second box and still see the information from the first layer. Is that possible?
What about creating a new state on the base layer for each button called "Clicked". You can then create the trigger to change the state of the button when clicked, rather than showing a layer.
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For each layer, UNSELECT the 'Hide Other Slide Layers' property. See attached file with revised Layers 1 and 2.
What about creating a new state on the base layer for each button called "Clicked". You can then create the trigger to change the state of the button when clicked, rather than showing a layer.
Mark,
Let me try that. I can't replicate Michael's example.
So Mark's idea worked. However, I can't get the "Next" button to come up.
I fixed it.... Changed the trigger to when "States of all bevel" is clicked
Thank you!!!
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