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To get the new update, open Adobe Captivate 9, and click Help > Updates and install the new update. Once the update is installed, your new Captivate version will be 9.0.1.320. Here are the detailed installation instructions.
Now let’s talk about the new features and enhancements in Captivate 9.0.1:
Rulers and guides: You can now add rulers and guides to your Captivate projects to precisely add and position objects in your project.
Watch this video to learn about how to use rulers and guides in Captivate courses:
Retain state option: In Adobe Captivate 9, we introduced multi-state objects which helps you create interactions easily. With the new update, you can now choose to retain state on revisiting the slide.
- Using states for module buttons in a custom menu slide
- Branching interaction where the learners need to return to the main slide to explore the rest of the options
- When you are using Go to the next/previous state actions, and you revisit the slide, object reset to the initial state. By using this option, you can start looping from the state last visited.
Enhancements to Adobe Captivate Draft: Adobe Captivate Draft is an iPad app to create storyboards for your Captivate projects. You can share these storyboards for real-time collaboration with reviewers, and then import them into Adobe Captivate 9 to create a responsive eLearning courses.
The copy and paste feature in Adobe Captivate Draft is also enhanced allowing you to copy and paste objects from one slide to another within the same storyboard.
New responsive navigation players: We released five new responsive navigation players this week as a part of the eLearning assets provided by eLearning Brothers. Each navigation player has its own unique style that you can completely customize to fit the needs of your brand or course. The players come standard with forward/back buttons, play/pause buttons, a menu toggle button, a mute/unmute audio button, and many others which you can program to navigate and adjust settings within your course as needed.
Watch this tutorial on how to take one of these awesome navigation players and put it into your course:
Roundtripping with the latest Creative Cloud tools: With this update, Captivate roundtripping with the November 2015 updates of Creative Cloud applications will work seamlessly.
Apart from these new features and enhancements, check out the release notes for other changes and bug fixes related to SVGs, learning interactions, effects, responsive projects, runtime behavior, etc.
To get the new update, open Adobe Captivate 9, and click Help > Updates and install the new update. Once the update is installed, your new Captivate version will be 9.0.1.320. Here are the detailed installation instructions.
Now let’s talk about the new features and enhancements in Captivate 9.0.1:
Rulers and guides: You can now add rulers and guides to your Captivate projects to precisely add and position objects in your project.
Watch this video to learn about how to use rulers and guides in Captivate courses:
Retain state option: In Adobe Captivate 9, we introduced multi-state objects which helps you create interactions easily. With the new update, you can now choose to retain state on revisiting the slide.
- Using states for module buttons in a custom menu slide
- Branching interaction where the learners need to return to the main slide to explore the rest of the options
- When you are using Go to the next/previous state actions, and you revisit the slide, object reset to the initial state. By using this option, you can start looping from the state last visited.
Enhancements to Adobe Captivate Draft: Adobe Captivate Draft is an iPad app to create storyboards for your Captivate projects. You can share these storyboards for real-time collaboration with reviewers, and then import them into Adobe Captivate 9 to create a responsive eLearning courses.
The copy and paste feature in Adobe Captivate Draft is also enhanced allowing you to copy and paste objects from one slide to another within the same storyboard.
New responsive navigation players: We released five new responsive navigation players this week as a part of the eLearning assets provided by eLearning Brothers. Each navigation player has its own unique style that you can completely customize to fit the needs of your brand or course. The players come standard with forward/back buttons, play/pause buttons, a menu toggle button, a mute/unmute audio button, and many others which you can program to navigate and adjust settings within your course as needed.
Watch this tutorial on how to take one of these awesome navigation players and put it into your course:
Roundtripping with the latest Creative Cloud tools: With this update, Captivate roundtripping with the November 2015 updates of Creative Cloud applications will work seamlessly.
Apart from these new features and enhancements, check out the release notes for other changes and bug fixes related to SVGs, learning interactions, effects, responsive projects, runtime behavior, etc.
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What’s new in Adobe Captivate is that they still were inept enough to not be able to figure out how to make their program compatible with UHD/4k screens. It is impossible to see any of the menus on these types of screens, and at this point all I have, is UHD equipment at my house – my laptop and both 32 inch screens are UHD. There is no way to change the settings in Captivate, which makes the application obsolete.
I noticed that I cannot have text effects in a responsive project. Whereas it works perfectly in a blank project. Why is that?
Hi Sama, text effects are currently not supported in the responsive projects.
Any thoughts on adding a “Loop Action” advanced action?
-Loop in point (start looping here in action list)
-loop out point (the loop point in the action list, jumping back up to the “in” point)
-loop x times (Loop from in-out x-times before advancing)
As of now, you need to replay (loop) a slide to create a looping set of advanced actions on a slide.
More details on the request 🙂
Pooja Jaisingh | Sr. eLearning Evangelist | Adobe Systems | p. +91-80-4193-9249 | c. +91-99-1613-4864 | pjaising@adobe.com
Hi Shane, thanks for the request. We’ll add it as an enhancement request for the future updates/version.
Is there a work around to achieve the same effect? (HTML5 Build)
You can execute JavaScript to achieve the same effect.
