Thank you, Tushar!

Yes – I created the graphics from scratch using a combination of Captivate and PowerPoint. The exception, of course, is the Sarah character which is available through Captivate. I did so because I thought the rules required that our projects only contain objects that were our own works. I admit I was worried about using Sarah since I did not create her but decided it was OK because she is available through Captivate.

I used Captivate for any simple shapes such as the first slide sun, grassy area, fence, parking area, the conveyor parts were Captivate shapes. I used PowerPoint for slightly more complex shapes such as the face of the Stagweigh 3000 scale, the awning, treeline which is really just a bunch of different size and color triangles but it was just easier to replicate them all in PowerPoint and bring them into Captivate as a single object instead of dozens.

JavaScript was used to animate things which has its own challenges but I think the real challenge is trying to cover all the bases in terms of logic. It is easy to get lost in a sea of variables.

This is really amazing Greg. You’ve described all your work very well. Seems it must have taken a lot of time of yours and we can say that it paid off too. Really appreciable …

I never tried making such graphics in Captivate and Powerpoint, but would definitely try for my future projects.

Thank you very much Greg !!!

this doesnt work for me. I get to the weighing machine and it wont let me progress

Did you place the piece of fruit on the scale?

Once you have done that – a red arrow should appear labeled Package Center.

Click on that arrow to progress.

Hope that helps.