There are a couple of ways you can approach this - probably the simplest is to just cover it up with a transparent shape (hotspot) and then have that shape leave the timeline at some point when you are ready for them to make a selection.
This is simple but not foolproof since the user could use the keyboard to tab to the items underneath the hotspot.
So, another option would be:
1. create a disabled state for your object (buttons - have this state built in)
2. set the initial state to "disabled"
3. create a Change State Trigger of that object when the "timeline reaches" your desired time.
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Hello Monica,
There are a couple of ways you can approach this - probably the simplest is to just cover it up with a transparent shape (hotspot) and then have that shape leave the timeline at some point when you are ready for them to make a selection.
This is simple but not foolproof since the user could use the keyboard to tab to the items underneath the hotspot.
So, another option would be:
1. create a disabled state for your object (buttons - have this state built in)
2. set the initial state to "disabled"
3. create a Change State Trigger of that object when the "timeline reaches" your desired time.
Hope that helps.