Hi everyone, I'm using software simulations for the first time and I'm struggling with a few things.
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When I use the Demo view, Articulate adds helpful little bubbles to describe the step. I can edit those but how do I get it to pause so the learner can read the bubble at their own speed and then click close/next to progress the demo?
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Some of the descriptions takes a few seconds to read and understand the importance of the step. I find it goes very quick. I don't want to slow the whole thing down as this is only on some of the slide.
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I've tried doing it on single slide and pausing on cue points, then adding text boxes and hotspots to progress. The problem with that is I end up with 15 textboxes/hotspots all on top of each other on the timeline as they are all on the one layer. This becomes a nightmare to edit.
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Any help/advice/examples would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi everyone, I'm using software simulations for the first time and I'm struggling with a few things.
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When I use the Demo view, Articulate adds helpful little bubbles to describe the step. I can edit those but how do I get it to pause so the learner can read the bubble at their own speed and then click close/next to progress the demo?
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Some of the descriptions takes a few seconds to read and understand the importance of the step. I find it goes very quick. I don't want to slow the whole thing down as this is only on some of the slide.
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I've tried doing it on single slide and pausing on cue points, then adding text boxes and hotspots to progress. The problem with that is I end up with 15 textboxes/hotspots all on top of each other on the timeline as they are all on the one layer. This becomes a nightmare to edit.
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Any help/advice/examples would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi Becca, this will certainly help on some of the slides thank you.
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On others, I've added some information in the captions that the learner will have to take a moment and read thoroughly to understand the importance of the step.
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On these slides I would like to add maybe a hotspot to close the caption when they have finished instead of the slides progressing on it's own accord. How do I get the slide to pause and wait for the learner to click X to progress?
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I've managed to do this with a recording on a single slide by adding cue points and triggers to pause the slide on the cue points, then resume playing when clicking on the hotspot. But I don't know how to do it in the 'step-by-step' if that makes sense.
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Hi Becca, this will certainly help on some of the slides thank you.
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On others, I've added some information in the captions that the learner will have to take a moment and read thoroughly to understand the importance of the step.
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On these slides I would like to add maybe a hotspot to close the caption when they have finished instead of the slides progressing on it's own accord. How do I get the slide to pause and wait for the learner to click X to progress?
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I've managed to do this with a recording on a single slide by adding cue points and triggers to pause the slide on the cue points, then resume playing when clicking on the hotspot. But I don't know how to do it in the 'step-by-step' if that makes sense.
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