Quote from: Zeegs on April 02, 2013, 05:49:07 pmQuote from: Summer on April 02, 2013, 05:27:49 pmMy biggest problem, however is that the scoreboards don't work!!!As a last resort you can insert a blank text field that can be edited during a presentation, you will have to manually calculate the scores, but anything you type in the box should stay for the remainder of the presentation.http://www.internet4classrooms.com/ppt_type_on_slide.htmThank you, that's an excellent idea! I still hope this can be fixed though. My younger grades love counting the points up and down. I make them count in English too or else I won't make the points go up They love the little sounds it makes too. It'll be less fun for them if I type it out.Also, for some of the games I added some new slides for points and added music in them. I added music different from sprite06. Can anyone tell me how sprite06 added it? The music stopped working on the problem computer too. Also the way I added it kind of sucks anyways, haha. I just added a midi file into the animation pane.
Quote from: Summer on April 02, 2013, 05:27:49 pmMy biggest problem, however is that the scoreboards don't work!!!As a last resort you can insert a blank text field that can be edited during a presentation, you will have to manually calculate the scores, but anything you type in the box should stay for the remainder of the presentation.http://www.internet4classrooms.com/ppt_type_on_slide.htm
My biggest problem, however is that the scoreboards don't work!!!
My after school classes changed rooms so I can't use my laptop anymore.The computer won't let me use macros even though I put all the settings to the lowest levels.My biggest problem, however is that the scoreboards don't work!!! It's a pain because my students can't keep track of the scores well and it's hard for me to do it because the board is across the room from the computer and if I walk over there to do the points the kids would run over to the computer and play with it and mess it up =_= I discipline and punish them but they're the type to have some fun and get punished repeatedly rather than be stopped from having their fun =_= I get the following messages when I open the powerpoints:컨트롤을 사용할 수 없습니다. (Control cannot be used.)이 시스템에 등록되지 않은 것 같습니다. (This is not registered in the system??? I'm not 100% sure about this.)추가 기능 C: Documents and Settings 바탕 화면 EasyFlash.ppa들 로드할 수없습니다. (Add-in EasyFlash.ppa cannot be found in C: Documents and Settings)Does anyone know where I can download EasyFlash.ppa? I think that'll fix the scoreboard problem.Is there anything else I can do about the macros? It's already at the lowest settings. The computer's PowerPoint version is 2007, I think (it has the powerpoint logo at the top right corner which goes to the settings). Whereas I have 2010 on my laptop (no logo, go to File to access settings). Not sure if the difference in versions may be a factor.
You and Daejeon probably get enough praises. The games you both have made are definitely off the hook. My only question regarding the Pokemon game is how come come the teams' levels don't go down when they lose points? For example, when the teams have minus points, their levels are still the same. I think I'm asking a VB Script question.
Bless you, Sprite - We needed a new game at short notice, and the Spongebob game is perfect. They will love the opening song. Thanks a million.
I am interested in making some of my own PPT games, but I don't know where to find the resources. E.g. where do you find the video and sound clips and the images for the likes of DBZ, Batman, Yugioh etc. to use for your particular PPT?
My only question regarding the Pokemon game is how come come the teams' levels don't go down when they lose points?
@Lawrence If you want the selection object to disappear you need to use triggers. For example make a shape like a circle or a square. You can add the hyperlink now if you want. What you need to do is select the object and assign it an exit animation. The animation should be set to go on a mouse click. When you find that exit animation in the animation list double click on it. In the second tab you need to set the animation to activate using a trigger, it's near the bottom of the box under all the timer settings. Set the trigger to be the object itself. This means that when you click the object it triggers the exit animation and the hyperlink. The hyperlink takes priority so it takes you to the slide you selected. You should have a hyperlink back to the question selection slide. When you click that and arrive back the animation that you previously triggered by selecting the question will trigger and the object will disappear.
