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LauraStark-c632
5 years agoCommunity Member
Activate next button after 2 layers are viewed
Hi ELH,
I have a slide with two rectangles. Each has been grouped because they are built using bunch of stuff (rectangle, title, image, background). When the learner clicks each, they will go to l...
JudyNollet
5 years agoSuper Hero
Hi, Laura,
Walt provided some great alternatives for avoiding groups.
Here's another way around your current problem: use variables and conditions to change the state of the Next button.
- Create a T/F variable (default value = False). For this example, let's call it Layer1Done. Add a trigger on that layer that adjusts Layer1Done to True when the layer's timeline ends.
- Create a T/F variable (default value = False). For this example, let's call it Layer2Done. Add a trigger on that layer that adjusts Layer2Done to True when the layer's timeline ends.
- On the base, add these triggers:
- Change Next to Normal when Layer1Done changes with the condition that Layer2Done = True.
- Change Next to Normal when Layer2Done changes with the condition that Layer1Done = True.
Both triggers are needed so the user can view the layers in any order. The conditions ensure they have completed both layers.
Below are links to the User Guide info about conditions and variables. It's well worth the time to learn about them, because they provide the real power in Storyline.
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