Hi FreeMan04,
It seems to me that "Captiv8r" has misunderstood, but perhaps
it is I who is off-track. I'm betting you DID record in both "Demo"
and "Simulation" mode, as hehas suggested, and are wondering, why,
when published, is only the "demo" in the output.
The demo and sim recording mode options
will create the recordings, but it doesn't "splice" them
together for you ... and I wonder if that is where the confusion
lies. So if you have opted to record the "Demo" AND a "Sim" (aka
assessment), and you now want the demo to play followed immediately
by the assessment or training movie, there are several ways to do
it. Perhaps one of the two suggestions below will help
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#1
If you want to splice them in the sense that they weill be
kept serparate but the sim will play after the demo, open the demo
for editing and go to:
EDIT > PREFERENCES > PROJECT > START AND END >
PROJECT END OPTIONS > OPEN OTHER PROJECT
From there, you can click to select your sim-movie (by name)
as the "other project" to open as the "End option" action when the
demo reaches its end.
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#2
Another way to do it if you wish to create one larger project
with both the demo and sim included in a single movie with the
simulation following the demo is, once again, to open the "Demo"
project. Then, "select" (highlight) the
last slide
in your Demo movie, and go to:
FILE > IMPORT > SLIDES/OBJECTS > (navigate to and
choose your simulation movie at this point)
(be sure you "Select All" so that all slides and objects in
the simulation are included, and begin import)
The simulation movie and all its objects will be brought into
the Demo movie, and you can now publish the single project to view
the demo, followed by the simulation of the demonstrated action.
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There are other considerations, such as do you want a
"separator" or "introduction" between the two movies, setting up
scoring as you wish and other considerations. But either of the
above suggestions will - I think - get you started inthe direction
you want to go.
Best of fortune to you!
Larry