In order to know that this is the second visit, you need to first remember you have been here before. You can remember it using a variable.
What I would do is have a true/false variable (default value = False), which I would change to TRUE once the animation is completed (adjust variable X when animation X is complete).
Then you add a condition to your animation trigger, that says "On condition that MyVariable is False" -> which means it won't execute when the variable is True.
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In order to know that this is the second visit, you need to first remember you have been here before. You can remember it using a variable.
What I would do is have a true/false variable (default value = False), which I would change to TRUE once the animation is completed (adjust variable X when animation X is complete).
Then you add a condition to your animation trigger, that says "On condition that MyVariable is False" -> which means it won't execute when the variable is True.
I hope this helps!
Nejc, thanks for sharing your solution!
Lena, here's some info on working with variables in Storyline 360. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out here!