The premise is the user will locate all of the birds and once all of the birds are selected the layer done should populate. The layer is not populating the base layer sticks.
The problem is that the trigger to show the layer "Done" is supposed to occur at the start of the base layer's timeline, and when returning from a layer, the timeline is still running.
I got it to work by creating a trigger on each of the bird layers that opens the "Done" layer at the end of the timeline for the bird layer if the states of all the birds on the base layer are sent to "gone." There may be a more elegant way of doing this with only one trigger on the base layer, but this solution does seem to work.
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Hi Katherine,
The problem is that the trigger to show the layer "Done" is supposed to occur at the start of the base layer's timeline, and when returning from a layer, the timeline is still running.
I got it to work by creating a trigger on each of the bird layers that opens the "Done" layer at the end of the timeline for the bird layer if the states of all the birds on the base layer are sent to "gone." There may be a more elegant way of doing this with only one trigger on the base layer, but this solution does seem to work.
Thanks David!