In this video tutorial, I show you how you can replace dozens of conditional advanced actions by creating a shared action which can be reused multiple times.
Hi Paul,
Great video. With respect to Lieve, I think the title makes sense and is not confusing. This is a time saver in how people are developing because it sets up a workflow that you prove is fast and logical.
Eveyone has their own development process and I think it’s for the viewers who are not also trainers/presenters in the same small professional network to decide if this is useful for them.
Again, good job. And thanks for the work.
I’ve certainly saved time using Shared Actions.
Disagree with the title: you don’t save time with shared actions, but there are a lot of other advantages over advanced actions: file size, less chance for corruption, available in the Library, easy transfer to other projects etc. I am the first defender of Shared actions, look at the tons of movies, articles, showcases which I published everywhere.
Understanding how to design a useful shared action is something you learn only by lot of exploring and testing.
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