You make multiple Click interactions, and you need to make sure that the ones that cause all of the (others) to fade are listed BEFORE the Click interaction that causes your intended element to fade in.
If you like, you can schedule a Wait in the Fade-in interaction so the previous image is completely faded out before it fades in. Otherwise, you SHOULD get a cross-fade effect.
Button 1 Click Interactions
- Fade Element 2
- Fade Element 3
- Fade Element 4
- Fade in Element 1
Button 2 Click Interactions
- Fade Element 1
- Fade Element 3
- Fade Element 4
- Fade in Element 2
Button 3 Click Interactions
- Fade Element 1
- Fade Element 2
- Fade Element 4
- Fade in Element 3
Button 4 Click Interactions
- Fade Element 1
- Fade Element 2
- Fade Element 3
- Fade in Element 4
You can also do a common element type for all 4, and fade that out before fading in the one that was clicked. That would work like this.
Element Names [combo] [class]
[fadePhoto] [fadePhoto1]
[fadePhoto] [fadePhoto2]
[fadePhoto] [fadePhoto3]
[fadePhoto] [fadePhoto4]
Click Interactions
Button 1 Click Interactions
- [fadePhoto] 0% opacity 500ms
- [fadePhoto1] Wait 500ms - 100% opacity 500ms
Button 2 Click Interactions
- [fadePhoto] 0% opacity 500ms
- [fadePhoto2] Wait 500ms - 100% opacity 500ms
Button 3 Click Interactions
- [fadePhoto] 0% opacity 500ms
- [fadePhoto3] Wait 500ms - 100% opacity 500ms
Button 4 Click Interactions
- [fadePhoto] 0% opacity 500ms
- [fadePhoto4] Wait 500ms - 100% opacity 500ms