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I have a question about Terry White's tutorial. Who can help me. In the tutorial video by Terry White shows a bar with video that can be extended with a click and retracted with a click. There are also buttons and a video in the bar itself. Unfortunately, T
erry White doesn't explain this part. YouTube video, minute 35:56.
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpXYgKnG7v8&t=1597s
I want to learn so much that I can create such presentations!
Thank you very much.
For that you need to learn interactive tools in InDesign.
In short: all those items are grouped and the little mountain is a button that triggers an animation that makes the group pop in from the bottom as well as make the video play (two actions on click). The button has a 'self' animation so it rises as well. Timing is used to create a 'bounce' effect as well. Last there is a 'faux' botton (an empty frame) on top that is over the little mountain that has now animated to the top; that 'faux' bu
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I would recommend Lynda.com courses since they have a scructure, and they come in a library so one course will tackle many components of the training you are looking for.
take a look at these courses:
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Thank you very much, but Lynda.com is a subscription for one year. I am therefore looking for a free solution.
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You can go month to month. thats a month of training if you buckle down. 🙂
I agree, it would be nice to have all of that training online for free. good luck with your search!!
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I just want a solution to my question above. Thank you very much.
A solution can only be found together.
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For that you need to learn interactive tools in InDesign.
In short: all those items are grouped and the little mountain is a button that triggers an animation that makes the group pop in from the bottom as well as make the video play (two actions on click). The button has a 'self' animation so it rises as well. Timing is used to create a 'bounce' effect as well. Last there is a 'faux' botton (an empty frame) on top that is over the little mountain that has now animated to the top; that 'faux' button plays the animation in reverse.
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Thank you very much, that's a very good explanation! Thank you very much! Do you know where I can find a step by step example?
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Just google on Youtube if you want it free, otherwise follow the links to Lynda.com (nowadays called LinkInLearning by the way).