

Creating interactive animations using Effects
In the previous post we learnt how to effectively use timing effects. In this post we will focus on triggered effects.
It’s a common scenario to attract attention to a specific item on the slide (say by zooming in the item) on some learner interaction (say a button click). Triggered effects let you achieve this. Select any interactive item of your interest (say button) & chose “Apply Effect” on the relevant event (say “On Success”) in the Action Palette. Now Select the target object (e.g. “Oval”) & apply desired effects (e.g. Zoom In) in the Effects Palette. Note that these effects will be added as triggered animation rather than (Self) Time-based animation.
Following demo shows how to apply triggered effects.
Creating interactive animations using Effects
In the previous post we learnt how to effectively use timing effects. In this post we will focus on triggered effects.
It’s a common scenario to attract attention to a specific item on the slide (say by zooming in the item) on some learner interaction (say a button click). Triggered effects let you achieve this. Select any interactive item of your interest (say button) & chose “Apply Effect” on the relevant event (say “On Success”) in the Action Palette. Now Select the target object (e.g. “Oval”) & apply desired effects (e.g. Zoom In) in the Effects Palette. Note that these effects will be added as triggered animation rather than (Self) Time-based animation.
Following demo shows how to apply triggered effects.
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