Hi! I’m working on a project where I have a multi-state object – a character – that has 4 states, none of which show at the same time on the screen, one shows, your click and the next state is shown and so on. I’d like to hide the continue button on this slide until all of the states are seen, but I can’t figure out how to attach an Advanced Action to just a specific state, and not the whole object. I feel like this has to be possible – I’ve searched for hours and can’t find a solution.
Anyone know what to do?
Thanks!
It’s a little older, so interface may be a bit different but this what you want to do?
Create a variable starting with a 0 value.
Write an advanced action (conditional) so that with each click of the object it’s assigned (what user interacts with to change state) to, 1. The value of variable increases by 1 using Increment and 2. change the state of the object to its next state.
If value is [number of states object was change to/if it shows the normal or first state initially be sure you’re excluding it from your count] then show the hidden item. Else change the state and increase variable value by 1.
So you’re writing a conditional advanced action so that with each state change a variable you’ve created is increasing its value to signal that all states have been visited and the hidden item may now show.
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