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jonathanp9139783
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November 1, 2017
Question

Changing Animations with button clicks

  • November 1, 2017
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I've run into an issue I can't seem to solve. I have two images on a slide. When I open the slide, one of the images is visible and one is hidden. I want to click a button that will fade out the displayed image and fade in the hidden image. I've been able to do this with no issues. However, I want to click the button again to essentially vice versa the process. When I click the button again, I want to fade in the original displayed image and fade out original hidden image, flip flopping this process each time the button is clicked. Any thoughts? If I can't do this, then I can't do it. But still, would really like to be able to. Thanks!

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    Lilybiri
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    November 1, 2017

    Can you show the action you are using at this moment? And please, tell which version you are using.

    jonathanp9139783
    Known Participant
    November 1, 2017

    Image A is the advanced actions that I've assigned to the first button to execute. Image B is the advanced action I've assigned to the second button to execute. The first action works just fine. I get the slide to fade/zoom out the image that's displayed in the beginning and fade/zoom in the image that's initially hidden. That second button also works in that it fade/zooms out the image that was originally hidden and faded in, but it doesn't fade/zoom in the image that was originally displayed and faded out. Make sense? So, my first button does the first action while simultaneously hiding itself and revealing the second button. The second button should do the same. Hide itself and show the first button, which should then start the whole process over again on the same slide when I click it. At least, that's the image I had in my head. Might not be able to do it.

    jonathanp9139783
    Known Participant
    November 2, 2017

    I figured out a workaround. Not a huge deal. Thanks!