Setting multiple button states with disabled properties

If you create a custom state (like "DisabledAlt"), that button is still clickable, it only looks disabled. So, if you don’t want the button to do anything when it’s in that custom state, you need to manually prevent it using conditions in your triggers. Only let the button do something if its state is not "DisabledAlt". 

Trigger: Play media when user clicks a button
Condition: if a button is not equal to "DisabledAlt"

You can use a JavaScript snippet to change the cursor style when the button is in the "DisabledAlt" state. The only issue is that the "Hover" state can override the appearance, making the button look clickable again. So with this technique, I suggest not using the "Hover" state at all. Check the attached Storyline file for reference. In this example, I created a simple button that plays audio while in the "Normal" state. When the audio completes, the button state changes to "DisabledAlt", visually indicating that it’s no longer clickable. I also included a small JavaScript snippet to change the cursor style and prevent interaction.