NotificationThis tutorial details the steps to use multistate objects wherein the content changes in a single object using buttons, and keeping the next button hidden until all the buttons are clicked, without the use of advanced actions. This is achieved by the following 4 steps:
1. Name the slide ‘multistate’.
2. Name the multistate object ‘ms_[interaction name].
3. Name the buttons ‘[interaction name]’_user defined button name’.
4. Name the next button to be hidden ‘[interaction name]_completed’.
This method saves a lot of time compared to forced navigation using advanced actions that involve variable creation and action assignment.
To know how to use shapes or images as buttons,
please watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xPBO-gPEZ0&t=70s
To learn how to show playbar only after clicking buttons in captivate,
visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moSxeVtowXA
To learn how to publish captivate video for every screen size
visit: https://youtu.be/1vl2JWpCWIU
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The tutorial takes you through steps to convert an image or a shape into a button in adobe captivate.
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