Hi there! I have a slide that has a slider where the learner moves the slider to see 7 responsibilities a team does. I want a button to start as disabled but then appear when the seen all of the layers. I am assuming I am going to have to set a T/F variable for each layer, but I wanted to see if there was maybe a different/easier way I wasn't thinking of! :) Thank you!
If the order of the layers is sequential, then you could just add a trigger to the last layer to show the Next button when the timeline of that layer begins.
I ended up creating a trigger to change the state of the button once timeline starts on the last layer. But I am curious to see if anyone else has thoughts on this, since sometimes the slider would start in the middle.
Your first instinct is the only fool-proof answer - variables that change when each layer is visited. There are lots of other, more glamorous ways to do it that may be easier, but they only work under certain conditions. The variables are the only way that will work under all circumstances. Like you say, what if some layers are skipped, or the slider starts in the middle?
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If the order of the layers is sequential, then you could just add a trigger to the last layer to show the Next button when the timeline of that layer begins.
I ended up creating a trigger to change the state of the button once timeline starts on the last layer. But I am curious to see if anyone else has thoughts on this, since sometimes the slider would start in the middle.
Your first instinct is the only fool-proof answer - variables that change when each layer is visited. There are lots of other, more glamorous ways to do it that may be easier, but they only work under certain conditions. The variables are the only way that will work under all circumstances. Like you say, what if some layers are skipped, or the slider starts in the middle?