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Slider Variables
Hey there, I'm looking to create a slider style questionnaire with 4 options for each question; never, rarely, often, always. I want to add 1 to each variable when I hit the continue button. What's the best way to do this please?
MarkBrierley-fe
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Going back to the last saved position of a slider
Hello to all I'm sorry in advance if this question has already been asked, but I've searched in the forum without success. In my project, the idea is to describe a process. So I chose to use a slider. I created a base layer A with a slider that lets you navigate through several layers representing the stages of the process (A1, A2, etc). On these layers, there are buttons that take you to other base layers (B, C, etc). Here's an example to help you understand my problem: - I'm on layer A2, my slider is on position 2, I click on a button which takes me to base layer B. - I'm now on base layer B. I click on a button which takes me back to the base layer A. And here is the problem: the slider indicates that I've stopped at position 2, but the layer shown is that of position 1. I'd like the learner to be able to see on the screen the step he's stopped at when he returns to the base layer A (cursor in the right position + layer corresponding to the cursor position). Thank you in advance for your help!
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SophiePILLOT
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Using picture as slider, not only thumb (slider itself invisible)
Hello everyone, I'm not very advanced in using Storyline yet, but I hope that my question is not too obvious. I have tried searching but have not found an answer under my keywords. I would like to animate a fly swatter as a slider. It should scare away a fly on a window and I would like to use a slider for the movement (but the typical slider should be invisible). I thought this would work because I found a very similar example on YouTube (a hand with a computer mouse moving back and forth on a desk - picture attached. It is a tutorial, but I don't get, how he has done the slider itself). I can certainly solve this differently (e.g. via motion path), but the whole exercise was really just to see how I can create really individual sliders that no longer look like sliders at all. So it's not just about filling the thumb of the slider with an image. Does anyone have the crucial hint for me? Many thanks in advance!
LisaLambertin-4
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