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Did you tried in the newest IB3 version? I was not able to recreate this. I was able to change the Bookcase Image and it said "set" and didn't go back. Also I was able to send feedback.

can you email us a one page sample app that does this or share an app using DropBox?

This is fixed in the latest IB3 version

This was fixed in the latest IB3 version.

This is possible by deselecting Refresh on Load.



Since you refresh the page the element will move to the original position. From what I know there are no ways to memorize the position of an element. But if you have a preset location of where the element should be it will work like this:First we will need an app counter.When element A intersect with location B we will set  the app counter value to 1. And on page load we will need a Move behavior (to the location B)  with target being element A but with condition that the app counter is 1. I've attached a sample app showing this :

101 - Preset Move.zip


Since you refresh the page the element will move to the original position. From what I know there are no ways to memorize the position of an element. But if you have a preset location of where the element should be it will work like this:First we will need an app counter.When element A intersect with location B we will set  the app counter value to 1. And on page load we will need a Move behavior (to the location B)  with target being element A but with condition that the app counter is 1. I've attached a sample app showing this :

101 - Preset Move.zip


Answered in the comments section.

Also attached to this post is attached a sample app that show how to use Toggle Audio so you can turn off/on the Naration files:

204 - ToggleAudio.zip


"You can change the size of your app in the app properties (the blue cube on the top panel of Design Mode), and selecting iPad 4 should get rid of the error. We usually recommend using the lower resolution of 72 ppi and building for the 1024x768 size if the app will be for the iPad (this is the default size when you open InteractBuilder) because images at 72 ppi look very crisp, and higher resolutions will only make the file size a lot larger, which can always make an app take longer to download."


Keep in mind if you do decide to use the higher resolution setup which you can do following the directions above, when the app is published for non retina iPad's it will still work well because we will proportionally resize all the graphics to fit the non retina screens.


So it's completely up to you what resolution/PPI to use.   It's a balance between keeping things as small as possible for the user but also making sure that you are not sacrificing any quality.  At the end of the day, the InteractBuilder provides you the options to develop however you prefer.  We are all about choices!


Here is a photo showing where you can change the size of the app: