This article describes how we can make animations with Captivate 2019 and 2017 by using cycles of picture as we do it in cartoons. Instead of using the Captivate Effects panel to animate pictures we use each state of a multi-state object as frame. It represents another way to make Captivate animations and can be helpful for people who are interested to animate a character (human or animal) in its different phases.
This article describes a way to animate objects (pictures) in loop with Captivate 2019 and 2017. You will find the complete video with other examples at the bottom of the page.
This article describes a way to animate a landscape in loop with Captivate 2019 and 2017.
This video shows how to make loop animations and various animations with multi-state objects and advanced actions. It shows: – an easier way to animate landscapes in loop with the While loop action compared to Captivate 9, – how to make various loop animations that come in and out of the screen or remain on screen with Multi-state objects and the Effects panel, – how to make animations without using the Effects panel but with several pictures as in cartoons […]
Introduction: a few weeks ago I made a video (that you can show again at the bottom of this page) showing a way to make a splash screen (Poster image) for responsive projects. The picture used in this demonstration worked with all the screen sizes but wasn’t responsive. However I mentioned at the end of this video that it was possible to make a responsive splash screen by using Media Queries into the Css file. I hadn’t explained it because […]
This video shows how to make an animated carousel as header for responsive and non responsive projects like we can do it with Html/Css frameworks like Bootstrap or Foundation, or JQuery plugins. This video shows: – how to design the pictures, – how to make the carousel by using a Multi-state Object, – how to animate the created pictures with the effects panel, – how to use the While advanced action enabling the final carousel to run in loop indefinitely. […]
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 […]
This video shows how to make animated image captions to display hidden objectives or additional contents to introduce e-learning modules. It shows a way to make rollover and rollout animations to show/hide captions. It is html5 compatible and for desktop projects. The objective from a basic illustration is to apply one or several animations to a Rollover state which will reveal a caption with its content then to apply a reversed animation to a Visited state (used as rollout) to hide […]
