Interactivity
72 Inspired XPress - Programming Guide
4. Click on the keystroke.svg layer to open it and click on the Key Identifiers tab (FIG.91).
5. In the Key Identifiers tab, you will notice that only one variable name is listed, but multiple key identifiers and
values. Each key needs to have a value assigned to it. Variable names, key identifiers, and values may be changed by
double-clicking on the entry and adding the new value in the field.
6. To add a new row for variables, key identifiers, or values, right-click on any cell and select Insert. The new row may
be dragged to a new location, or may be moved by right-clicking on it and selecting Move Up or Move Down.
Controlling Media
Now that the keystrokes are mapped, the next step is to connect them to actual functions. To do so:
1. From the Interactivity folder in the My Templates tab, drag and drop the menu_media.svg file into the Keyboard
Menu project.
2. Add your media files to the project, as layers in the index.svg file. These may be images, video files, or SVG files.
The first one added is the default media file: once another media file has finished playing, the project returns to the
default.
3. Double-click the menu_media.svg file, and enter the Page IDs for each file (FIG.92). These are either the Action
IDs from individual files, or the menu shared variable mapped previously.
FIG. 90 Layers tab - keystroke.svg
FIG. 91 Key Identifiers tab
More than one variable may be added to the Key Identifiers tab. Add each new
variable below the previous one by inserting new rows.
FIG. 92 Adding Page IDs