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That's great!
I think the numbers might have to do with the problem, especially if every frame element is made up of frames named, 6, 7, 8, etc. The first set will have been saved in the app folder as 6, 7, 8, the second set as 26, 27, 28, and the third set as 36, 37, 38, and so on. To rename a file, you would need to change it in the app folde rand then re-assign the file used in the app.
First, open the app folder, which is in Documents / InteractBuilder / [Project group name] / [App name]. This is where all of the materials for your app are saved. You can locate the files 46, 47, 48 files, for example, rename them, and then open the list of frames like you have in your screenshot. Click the frames in the list, and re-assign the files using "Select Image From App" and choosing the new file names.
Does this make the correct images show up for your frames?
First, open the app folder, which is in Documents / InteractBuilder / [Project group name] / [App name]. This is where all of the materials for your app are saved. You can locate the files 46, 47, 48 files, for example, rename them, and then open the list of frames like you have in your screenshot. Click the frames in the list, and re-assign the files using "Select Image From App" and choosing the new file names.
Does this make the correct images show up for your frames?
Hi there,
This might have to do with the file names of the frames. Possibly some of the frames on the different pages have the same file names, so they are using other files instead of the ones added to the new pages.
Did you import the frame elements as a set of separate png files or as a Photoshop import?
This might have to do with the file names of the frames. Possibly some of the frames on the different pages have the same file names, so they are using other files instead of the ones added to the new pages.
Did you import the frame elements as a set of separate png files or as a Photoshop import?
Hi there,
Sometimes when I've created fill-in-the-blank activities, I use an underscore to fill the text element like this: "__________"
Here's how I usually do fill-in-the-blank pages: Fill In the Blank.
Sometimes when I've created fill-in-the-blank activities, I use an underscore to fill the text element like this: "__________"
Here's how I usually do fill-in-the-blank pages: Fill In the Blank.
Hi Jay,
We're currently working on a fix for the way that the apps are displayed on devices. This will make the apps consistent with Interact mode and between different devices.
We're currently working on a fix for the way that the apps are displayed on devices. This will make the apps consistent with Interact mode and between different devices.
To create this effect, you would add a PinchIn-Resize action set and a PinchOut-Resize action set to the element.
Hi Eleisha, It is only possible to pinch-zoom on a single element at a time.
Hi Adeel! We're planning to release the update at the end of June or the beginning of July.
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On the page where the user chooses from the three options, add one invisible global counter, and set its value to a specific number depending on the choice. For example, if the user taps choice 1, set the counter to 1.
On the other pages, use conditions that depend on the global counter. For example, show image 1 on page load if the global counter's value is 1, show image 2 on page load if the global counter's value is 2, and so on.
It works similarly to letting the user select the language in which they want to view the app, as demonstrated here: Creating a Toggle for Narration, Language, etc.