Content Carousel with Forced Navigation in Adobe Captivate Classic

[@CaptivateTeacher]

This is an updated version of this tutorial for the latest version of Adobe Captivate 2019. I also prefer this version because it's a simpler tutorial for folks to understand.

[@68spires]

Thank you for sharing Paul.

[@CaptivateTeacher]

You're welcome, and thanks for watching.

[@CotoL17]

I would like to animate a picture. Is there a video that shows that. I saw somewhere that one can make a photo of an object and make it change directions. BTW your videos have been a God-send! I am doing this for work and want to really impress my supervisor :)

[@CaptivateTeacher]

I don't know if I have a video for specifically what you are asking but this concept is close - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zquse2Sea8Zgqq8

[@jacetheface9606]

These are updates and variations to your previous methods are great! Another awesome video! Thank you. Question: Is it possible to nest a carousel within a carousel?

[@CaptivateTeacher]

I suppose it is. Your sub-buttons would have to be a hidden object and not part of the multi-state object. You would also need to be a gluten for punishment because there would be many things to keep track of.

[@jacetheface9606]

@@CaptivateTeacher Thank you for the reply, Mr. Wilson. Yeah, this current project definitely feels like punishment lol. Based on some of your methods from other videos, I was attempting to do this the way you just described. And you’re absolutely right, the nested carousel seems like a lot to keep up with. I’ll continue to try and find a more simplistic approach. Thanks again!

[@CaptivateTeacher]

@@jacetheface9606 If you would like to hire me to show you how I would build it I would be willing. Click the link here bit.ly/Cp1on1 to buy one hour and I can walk you through how I would do it.

[@jacetheface9606]

@@CaptivateTeacher Thank you, Mr. Wilson. I took a simpler, linear approach for now just to get the project to the content review stage. Once we get the changes back and start finalizing, I may throw the nested carousel feature in, at which time I will contact you. First, I will need to make a mock slide so you and I are on the same page and you can see exactly what I’m attempting. Thank you again for your help!

[@CaptivateTeacher]

@@jacetheface9606 No problem.

[@apuwdm2]

Hi Paul, in Captivate 2019, how does one convert an image on a slide to a thumbnail that can be enlarged on clicking or mouseover? I have looked for an answer on your channel and the internet, but haven't really found a method. Maybe I am asking the wrong question.... The same workflow is VERY simple in Articulate, where you click on a large image, drag it down to the thumbnail size and use the the 'Zoom Picture' option. Is there an equivalent workflow in Captivate?

[@CaptivateTeacher]

Check this out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnPNc4eNn5treJo

[@apuwdm2]

Thank you Paul. Appreciate your speedy reply.

[@mlriffraff1]

as a subscribed member of the channel where do I go to download the project?

[@CaptivateTeacher]

I post these usually when the video comes out here: kzbin.infocommunity