I'm a new user and was wondering if anyone could help me. I have a content page with five Icons, each icon is set to trigger a different slide group. How do I add a trigger that once all five Icons have been selected it triggers to go to slide 3.13? In other words they have to view all the content before it will advance to the end of the slide show
Hopefully the attached example may give you some ideas to work with to help solve your problem. In this example I have used variables that are set when the user clicks on the Continue button at the "end" of each section. These variables are then used to indicate on the menu (using a check mark) which sections have been completed. Once all sections are complete, it then jumps the user to the next slide (in this case, Conclusion). If you wished to do so, you could also use the variables to disable sections that have been completed, so that the user can only visit each one once.
In your case, you are simply using icons rather than buttons in your menu, but the principle should be exactly the same. Rather than having a check mark, you could introduce a new state for each icon to indicate that it had already been visited. If you have any queries, just get back to me here
Triggers are executed in the order they appear. In this particular bunch, when the timeline ends, control is passed to slide 3.4 (jump to slide 3.4). At that point no more of this list of triggers is processed. Put the trigger to change the variable first, then the one with the conditions (jump to 3.13), and if the conditions aren't true, lastly jump to 3.4.
I have no idea how to even start that. Would I set the default value to false on slide 3.4? Would it come before or after the "Change state of"? When adding the trigger what action would I select?
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Hi Jesse,
Hopefully the attached example may give you some ideas to work with to help solve your problem. In this example I have used variables that are set when the user clicks on the Continue button at the "end" of each section. These variables are then used to indicate on the menu (using a check mark) which sections have been completed. Once all sections are complete, it then jumps the user to the next slide (in this case, Conclusion). If you wished to do so, you could also use the variables to disable sections that have been completed, so that the user can only visit each one once.
In your case, you are simply using icons rather than buttons in your menu, but the principle should be exactly the same. Rather than having a check mark, you could introduce a new state for each icon to indicate that it had already been visited. If you have any queries, just get back to me here
I seem to be missing something, Maybe you can take a look and tell me what I did wrong?
Triggers are executed in the order they appear. In this particular bunch, when the timeline ends, control is passed to slide 3.4 (jump to slide 3.4). At that point no more of this list of triggers is processed. Put the trigger to change the variable first, then the one with the conditions (jump to 3.13), and if the conditions aren't true, lastly jump to 3.4.
Ok I change the order the triggers are in, but it is now changeing all "pictures" to True before even going to that slide? Am I missing something
The variables need to have their default value set to False.
I have no idea how to even start that. Would I set the default value to false on slide 3.4? Would it come before or after the "Change state of"? When adding the trigger what action would I select?
The variables need to start with a default value of False. Youy can edit them to change that value.