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Behavior of Grouped Interactive Objects
When I group interactive objects, it seems the "hotspot" for the hover state is the entire group. And when I change the state of one object in the group, the entire group takes on that state.
I'm grouping the objects together so i can animate the entrance of the group, but when a user interacts I want them to work as independent objects.
Is there a way to change the behavior of a group of interactive objects.
Here's an example of what I'm talking about. http://envolvemedia.adobeconnect.com/groupingsample/
Slide 1: No grouping, the outer ring has three interactive objects (this is the desired user experience)
Slide 2: is identical to Slide 1, except the three outer ring objects are grouped and entrance of the group is animated. Here we get the hover state for all three happening at the same time, and if I visit one, all three take on the graphical treatment of the disabled state, but remain enabled (i.e. you can still click them and get the right layer to display).
I have some workarounds i can live with, but wondered if I'm missing something simple on this group behavior.
Thanks in advance
Pat
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- MathNotermans-9Community Member
So this is something that has been in Storyline for 8 years ?
I seldom used Groups before due to the impossibility to add elements in it after creation. When Articulate changed that...i started using them. Now i notice this behaviour... so you cannot use multiple UX elements in a group...come on Articulate...fix that.
The behaviour of ANY group should be exactly as before grouping. Multiple UX elements should behave as they did before. If a developer wants a 'Grouped' hover or trigger he can simply add a hotspot in it and that way a group can be easily controlled.
Do check my post here...
https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/buggy-behaviour-of-buttons-and-checkboxes-in-a-group
And please indeed treat this as a bug and fix it !
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/d4e2610c-ef4d-4eca-84bc-97bed7c4a9f6/review
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