February 25, 2020
Find the differences with Captivate
Comments
(5)
February 25, 2020
Find the differences with Captivate
I'm a former teacher (and headmaster) in french primary schools. Now I work as a freelance on the net as a webmaster. I used to work with Flash for many years, but now I'm starting to discover Captivate and find it amazing !...
Master 64 posts
Followers: 21 people
(5)

Hello Captivaters !…

I hope you don’t miss the awesome project from our great Guru and friend Lilybiri to spot the differences between 2 images…

If not, here are the links to her project :

https://elearning.adobe.com/2020/01/2020-game-find-the-differences/

And to her explanations to realize this :

https://elearning.adobe.com/2020/01/find-differences-game-setup/

And so, I thought it was exactly what I need to do my own projects !…

But I made it more simple… No svgs (I don’t like them !…) , no sounds (I like to listen to my own music when I’m on my computer ) and no effects…

So I did this :

Play

I just used smartshapes, used as buttons… The normal shape is made transparent and the “spotted” shape is just a red circle.

And one variable to follow the numbers of right answers…

There are many other examples on this page :

http://soutien67.fr/math/activites/differences/Differences.htm

Once again… A big THANK YOU to Lieve !…

Happy Captivating !…

5 Comments
2020-02-26 10:18:45
2020-02-26 10:18:45

Of course I have been teaching Photoshop, InDesign, Audition in the past, and have the CC available.

It is frustrating, stopped complaining but if you have a look: at this moment one of the people on the home page has never contributed anything to the community, just got score by ‘liking’ and maybe a comment. This is killing the community. I spent literally days on the most recent blog about using cpQuizInfoAnswerChoice, I answer all questions (now called discussions, which is cynical) but that is not leading to any ‘score’.  Never did see a system any where in social media where this happens at all. Only my love for Captivate and for helping users trying to start with Captivate keeps me posting here. I have my personal blog, where at least I can use analysis tools to detect whether a topic is interesting or not. Here I suspect some of my blogs are never read at all and there is no way to confirm that suspicion.

Like
(1)
2020-02-26 08:46:15
2020-02-26 08:46:15

Thanks for your kind comments, Ludovic. It would be great if more sharing of resources happened in this ‘community’. I still continue to love SVGs,  because of their low file size and the way they resize better than bitmap images without becoming blurry.

Like
(2)
(3)
>
Lieve Weymeis
's comment
2020-02-26 10:07:33
2020-02-26 10:07:33
>
Lieve Weymeis
's comment

Unfortunatly Captivate is the only one Adobe software I have… And my budget is not enough consequent to buy more… I tryed to use SVGs sometimes (using Inkscape) but never with the results I would have expected (we have already discussed about this…).

Concerning the ‘community’… I also feel a little frustrated… And I’m still wondering where are the “specialists” ???… Is there a secret place where they exchange their habilities ???… …

Hope you the best !…

Like
(1)
>
Lieve Weymeis
's comment
2020-08-24 19:21:51
2020-08-24 19:21:51
>
Lieve Weymeis
's comment

Lieve you rock ! have been following you and the stuff you shared. Am a basic learner here but agree with Ludovic , you are sort of a Guru here !

Happy to learn with all you amazing folks !

Like
(1)
>
anandarora
's comment
2020-08-24 19:30:58
2020-08-24 19:30:58
>
anandarora
's comment

Thanks, it helps when you hear some positive comment. It is very rare…

Like
Add Comment