There are two ways you could go about doing this off the top of my head.
A: Create a layer that appears when state of "C" changes and then move object "D" along the timeline based on how long you want the delay to be.
or
B: If you do not want to involve layers, create any object, move it off the slide completely so it is not visible when previewing, then add a motion path to it. Adjust the animation time to what you want the delay time to be. Add a trigger to move the object on that motion path when state of "C" changes. Finally add a trigger to change the state of "D" to normal when animation (motion path) completes.
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Hi Paul,
There are two ways you could go about doing this off the top of my head.
A: Create a layer that appears when state of "C" changes and then move object "D" along the timeline based on how long you want the delay to be.
or
B: If you do not want to involve layers, create any object, move it off the slide completely so it is not visible when previewing, then add a motion path to it. Adjust the animation time to what you want the delay time to be. Add a trigger to move the object on that motion path when state of "C" changes. Finally add a trigger to change the state of "D" to normal when animation (motion path) completes.
Hope this helps!
Thanks for your help Brent I’ll look into this.
Paul,
Here is an alternate method. It uses a motion path. You can change the interval by changing the duration of the animation.
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