Drag and Drop with Slide Animation on Final Incorrect

Good day, all;

The video below is from a web site that offers little daily geography games. In this example, there is a drag and drop where the player drops the names of the cities in the order that they believe is correct. When the click to check the answer, the answers that are correct turn green and stay in their spots, while the incorrect answers slide to their right spots.

It’s this last action - the slide - that I’d like to replicate in an ActivePresenter project. Does anyone have any ideas if something like this is possible? Could I do with some kind of variable to send an item sliding to specified coordinates?

All ideas are welcome :slight_smile:
TIA!

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Hi again Sam,

Adding effects can be complex. Instead, you might want to refer to the guide on showing answers without effects in this thread:

Regards,

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Hi again, too, @Hang!

Thanks for the post…I’ll definitely check out the coding that @ToanLS had suggested, as I think that may be a good start. I wonder…is there a way to make those changes appear a bit slower rather than an immediate switch to the correct answers? If the drags look similar, students may not realize that the answers have been shown (i.e., if they aren’t obviously different as they are in Toan’s coloured example).

Also, even if adding effects to get the effect I shared is is a bit complex, I’d like to try at some point :smiley:. Do you have any documentations or suggestions that I could check out?

Thanks!
Sam

Thanks for your response, Sam.

Unfortunately, this depends on the internal implementation of HTML5 player so it’s not achievable.

Best regards,

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Ok @Hang - thanks!

Sam

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