Does anyone have a sample of closing credit at the end of the module. We have alot of content experts and reviewers who would like credit for participating with the content.
I loved these ideas. I was just completing a course that involved multiple staff doing voice over, and it was fun to add a credits page acknowledging all of these people. I used Eric's idea, keeping the same layout and look as the rest of the course. Thanks
Can you provide guidance on how to create the effect of rolling film/movie credits using Storyline? I imported a PowerPoint slide using the rolling credit effect, but the animation did not import.
Alternatively, keeping it simple, with a little playing about with the timeline you can simply use the Fly In / Fly Out entrance and exit animations or transitions to create the basic effect.
Attached is a quick example with two slides, the first uses the timeline and animation the second uses layers with transitions
If you needed it inside a scrollbox (to run below a title on the page, for example) that might add some complexity, but if the credits just roll from bottom to top this should do the trick.
The only problem I see with this solution is the lack of user interactivity ~ once the credits are done scrolling, they would have to restart the slide to read them again.
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Very nice job Meg. I love it.
Some day I'll learn how to read - Great job Ellen!
Can you provide guidance on how to create the effect of rolling film/movie credits using Storyline? I imported a PowerPoint slide using the rolling credit effect, but the animation did not import.
Hi A M - you can't really do this with Storyline - this animation feature is not supported.
...but what you can easily do is create it in something like MS Movie Maker and then bring it in as a video...
Another way is a little bit of "Storyline Timeline animation" - such as this example I built.
Hope these help.
Bruce
Alternatively, keeping it simple, with a little playing about with the timeline you can simply use the Fly In / Fly Out entrance and exit animations or transitions to create the basic effect.
Attached is a quick example with two slides, the first uses the timeline and animation the second uses layers with transitions
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Thanks so much to you all for your creative contributions!!!
Thanks!
Thanks!
Michael Hinze suggests a solution here using a motion path
https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/rolling-credits
If you needed it inside a scrollbox (to run below a title on the page, for example) that might add some complexity, but if the credits just roll from bottom to top this should do the trick.
The only problem I see with this solution is the lack of user interactivity ~ once the credits are done scrolling, they would have to restart the slide to read them again.
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