The layer I was copying was originally a base layer that I duplicated. In duplicating all the object names changed slightly (a 1 added to the end) and I could not change the names back. This change meant that the triggers wouldn't transfer.Unfortunately I could not reassign the objects while the layer was on the same slide as the original base layer.
I had to copy the layer with the unassigned triggers and re-assign each one in turn. It was a bit time consuming but I can now copy this new version of the slide with no issue; all the triggers are properly assigned in the copies. Since I need to copy it about 60 times I don't mind the little bit of extra work.
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I figured this one out.
The layer I was copying was originally a base layer that I duplicated. In duplicating all the object names changed slightly (a 1 added to the end) and I could not change the names back. This change meant that the triggers wouldn't transfer.Unfortunately I could not reassign the objects while the layer was on the same slide as the original base layer.
I had to copy the layer with the unassigned triggers and re-assign each one in turn. It was a bit time consuming but I can now copy this new version of the slide with no issue; all the triggers are properly assigned in the copies. Since I need to copy it about 60 times I don't mind the little bit of extra work.
Glad you were able to get this figured out Zoe and thanks for popping in to share an update and solution with the community. That's certainly helpful.
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