Variables aren't showing next button or jumping

Hi Victoria

Sorry I'm a tad confused:

so the DL vs VL slide has 7 layers, you want to go automatically to the well done slide once those 7 layers have been displayed?

The set jump = true when timeline starts is never going to trigger because layers showing and hiding don't restart the base layer.

What is the requirement? and why would I get a Yoda instead of a Darth?

Hi, Victoria -- Thanks for reaching out with your question! Would it be possible for you to share your file so that others are a bit more clear on what you are trying to achieve and can better assist you? 

Thanks so much for sharing your file, Victoria! I also wanted to note in case you weren't aware, that you are always welcome to post over in the Building Better Courses forum with design related questions, as well! Hopefully the community will be able to chime in with lots of great ideas you can use!

Thanks Christie, but this is something that is not working as expected, but I do need that forum!

Thanks Wendy. It was a model of choosing an avatar, which is why I have Yoda vs Darth.

Well, I would like the seventh layer displayed AND THEN get the well done page. Maybe I should be posting in the BBC forum.

Perhaps the best solution is just to show the prev/next buttons after all of the layers are shown.

Ok so I am missing the slide where you choose your avatar to start with?

Haven't tested this but you could try changing it and not have the 7 layers, just have those text boxes hidden on the base slide and when the user drops the object into the galaxy it changes to normal.  You could then jump to next slide when state of all objects is drop correct. That may work

Victoria,

The problem is that the test for all layers done is only done when the base timeline starts, and never again after that.

Those triggers are needed to show the NEXT and PREVIOUS buttons when the slide is revisited.

To get it to jump. there needs to be a trigger on each layer that checks all the variables, and then jumps. Check the attached version. The trigger fires when the layer timeline ends, and just uses the variables and conditions, without the need for the jump variable. You could use the same concept with the opening trigger, too.

Brilliant! That works perfectly Walt!! Thank you so much!

Thanks for your help also, Wendy. I think your suggestion is great, too.

yay!!

Glad you're all sorted Victoria!

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