

I know that a lot of users still use Captivate 9, so I put this video that shows a way to make a loop animation with Captivate 9.
The purpose of this video consists in showing how to illustrate a background with a loop animation.
The process shows a scenery running in loop and the way to design it: by creating visual cycles within a picture as we do in cartoons, then by applying an animation effect to this created picture, and finally by editing a Captivate script.
A lot of people have already found this video very useful for their projects.
For Captivate 2017 users: even if the way to make loop animations is now easier with the new “While” action, you will be able to see the way we can create visual cycles within a picture in order to reuse it, if you want to animate a background/scenery filling all the wide of your screen.
You can watch this video from the following link:
I know that a lot of users still use Captivate 9, so I put this video that shows a way to make a loop animation with Captivate 9.
The purpose of this video consists in showing how to illustrate a background with a loop animation.
The process shows a scenery running in loop and the way to design it: by creating visual cycles within a picture as we do in cartoons, then by applying an animation effect to this created picture, and finally by editing a Captivate script.
A lot of people have already found this video very useful for their projects.
For Captivate 2017 users: even if the way to make loop animations is now easier with the new “While” action, you will be able to see the way we can create visual cycles within a picture in order to reuse it, if you want to animate a background/scenery filling all the wide of your screen.
You can watch this video from the following link:
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Informative tutorial, as I’m a video animator it is very helpful for me. Good job and thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much. You can also watch the update with Captivate 2017/2019 if needed.