Set Boolean Input at the end of a timeline

Hi Yeah. You can do it using an event. Create an event and add a key to it at the end of the timeline. Then you select the artboard and create a listener. You will see in the properties that the event appears and allows you to configure the input that you want it to trigger.

Do you have an example file by chance? Or a link to a video?

Here is what I have: https://www.loom.com/share/1d31c1700df04e0991714b1aa37dcc53?sid=faefab06-1a7c-450a-a99d-66e6f0df9bb0

When I set a property on an event, where/how can I access that in the state machine? 🤔

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Set boolean at the end of a timeline In this video, I demonstrate setting up a recording animation with specific time intervals. I explain how the animation stops manually and automatically, ensuring smooth transitions. Viewers are requested to pay attention to the timing settings for a seamless user experience.

I see. This way, it doesn't work. The input you have added to the event is different from the one you use on the state machine, and connecting it is impossible. This is used to trigger inputs through runtime. You have to select the event and create a key on the timeline (without properties). Then, select the artboard and add a listener. This allows the state machine to listen to the event. In the listener's properties, you will see that the event appears and that you can select the input you want to trigger. The inputs you are using appear here. Here you have a video and the .rev file. I hope it helps you.

Thanks for the video! It really helps in setting up events to handle inputs.