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EricEtkin
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22 days ago
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Pin Hotspots to Image in Scrolling Panel

Hello! We've been creating simulations of our software in SL, and one of the common requests we receive is to provide a more realistic action of scrolling to a different part of the page and then cli...
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  • AndrewBlemings-'s avatar
    AndrewBlemings-
    22 days ago

    Fortunately it's pretty easy. The catch is you have to drag the hotspot into/onto the scrolling panel. You'll know you've succeeded because the hotspot's position on the timeline will change to be subordinate to the scrolling panel:

    If the hotspot is on the same indent level as the carat, it's outside the scrolling panel:

    Here's an example that has the hotspot initially out of sight: Scrolling Hotspot

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JudyNollet
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22 days ago

I'll add to the great advice from AndrewBlemings-​ with a quick tip about getting everything into a scrolling panel. 

When I have multiple items to put into a scrolling panel, I first align them off the side of the slide. (As needed, I reduce the viewing % so I can see everything.) 

Then I group the items, move the group into the scrolling panel, and adjust its position. When it's all set, I ungroup the items.