I need to compare the sizes of two objects. I want the user to be able to use a slider to slowly see the size difference. The base layer will need to disappear when slider reaches the end (assigned number 5) and then reappear when the slider goes back to zero. Is there a way to fade a layer out and back in again using a slider?
One more question...New Slide with multiple sliders which make shapes appear on a graph. How can I ensure that even if the user randomly picks which slider to use, the layers always appear "stacked" correctly. In other words, One of the sliders/layers (let's say layer 2) will always need to be "at the back" when it appears so it doesn't cover up the other shapes on the other layers. Make sense?
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Hi Lynne!
In the attached file a layer is shown when slider reaches a certain point and the layer is hidden when it goes back to 0. I hope it helps.
Regards.
if you use fade through transition and slow down the transition it should achieve this smoothly
thanks one and all!
One more question...New Slide with multiple sliders which make shapes appear on a graph. How can I ensure that even if the user randomly picks which slider to use, the layers always appear "stacked" correctly. In other words, One of the sliders/layers (let's say layer 2) will always need to be "at the back" when it appears so it doesn't cover up the other shapes on the other layers. Make sense?
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