You can find the recording still online in this portal. I demonstrated this situation in the recent presentation at Adobe eLearning World. For some of the described items that will be sufficient, for others it will be necessary to add an action On Enter. I hear you! You can add a Reset button to a D&D slide, indeed, but that will not reset everything if you used Object Actions.Įssential for resetting is to re-enter the slide, to have the playhead revisit the On Enter slide event.
Same restriction for D&D slides setup as scored questions (quiz level needed). Drag&Drop slides set up as Knowledge Check slides have been answered.I will not talk about regular question slides, because those cannot be reset on slide level, only on Quiz level
Knowledge Check slides have been answered. Effects have been applied to objects or groups, which can have those objects being in a different location if the effect included a motion path. Multi-state objects were changed to another state, both custom state or InBuilt state (think about the Visited state of a button). Some object, originally hidden are now visible, or the reverse situation: originally visible, now hidden. During the first visit of the slide lot can have been changed. Reset slide to me is to restore the slide to the situation it had when you first entered the slide. Re-entering the slide is necessary to restore the original situation, either automatically, and/or by having an On Enter action being done again. Main reason: the play head never ‘re-enters’ the slide. , The simple action was:Īssign cpCmndGotoSlide with rdInfoCurrentSlideĬommon misunderstanding is that this action will also ‘reset’ the slide which is NOT the case unless for very simple slides. The rd variable, like most system variables, starts its index with 0. Reason: besides the cpInfoCurrentSlide, there was a second system variable rdInfoCurrentSlide. The first one was meant only to show the slide number, and for that reason starts its index with 1. , where more system variables starting with ‘rd’ existed, allowing a simple action instead of the one shown above. The advanced/shared action is essentially a translation from a still older action. If you leave it out, the play head will remain paused at at the first frame of the slide. Whether you need the command Continue depends on the setup of the slide. 
Expression cpCmndGotoSlide = cpInfoCurrentSlide – 1
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