Thanks again.
I already used it for the "toggleCC" and "ToggleTOC" button I needed to make. They work perfectly.
Unfortunately I cannot translate that knowledge to using a variable that I set myself.
If I introduce a new variable is the default value always 0?
So that would mean that by v_visible = 0 the "object 1" is not being shown and equivalent to being hidden.
Executing the action should be a. assigning the value of 1 and b. showing "object 1".
But how do I toggle?
Should the action at the same time check whether the v_visible value is 1?
And then hide "object 1" in that case? Does that go into "else" or into another condition?
Stupid questions I know but even looking at Lynda.com and manual cannot kickstart my feeble brain.
Am I missing something?
A user variables has to be created. You can give it a default value of 0 on creation. For the rest, you just use it the same way as you used the other toggle buttons. For a user variable it is you who decides which values it can have, you cannot define it to be a Boolean, but if you use the Toggle command, it will automatically change the value to 1 if it was 0, or to 0 if it was 1.
You have Preview of the conditional action (Toggler) in that article.
Most books and (certainly) the Lynda tutorials are rather limited, sorry to tell so.
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