NotificationHi, I’m totally new to Captivate, forgive the dumb question please. Spend hours on google trying to find answers or tutorials without success. I’m trying to find a way to have a next button on my slides that shows multi state object state by state and then, after the last state, plays the next slide. I’m trying to set advanced actions for days but can’t manage to figure it out. Thanks for your help 🙂 Pierre
See how fast it is to build an animated GIF with an image sequence using Adobe Animate.
With a few simple steps in Photoshop, you can add depth and texture to your eLearning.
In this Adobe Captivate tutorial, I show you how you can let learners only select a set number of buttons for a learning interaction by having the remaining buttons disappear when that threshold is met.
Video tutorial to show use of existing shared actions to create a slideshow interaction
This tutorial will show you how to change the colour of dynamic text based on the value of a person’s score.
What are parameters in Shared actions ? How do you use them? What is the difference between Compulsory and Candidate parameters. Blog is NOT about creating Shared actions, meant to be able to use parameters when you are provided with shared actions. like in an interaction.
Hi Everyone, I’ve been testing out Captivate 2019 to see if it would be a good option to use for creating interactive tutorials. One thing I recently tried to do was use the screen capture option to create a demo and then I was going to include a knowledge check. I did not get very far because I got the error “Capture is disallowed since the High-density display was detected. Please set “DPIAwareness = 1” in AdobeCaptivate.ini and restart the […]
In this video tutorial, I will show you how to recolor your SVG icons directly in Adobe Captivate. Specifically, I will show you how you can have different colors for the rollover and down states of your SVG icons as buttons. In the video, I show you a great resource for finding new icons to use in your eLearning projects.
This video tutorial will step you through the process of converting seconds into hours, minutes and seconds. This can be especially useful if you want to time how long a learner is on a screen, an activity or in a section.
