Motion path animations missing in HTML5 output from Captivate Classic

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I have a project that contains many simple animations done with the Scribble motion path- mostly animating a hand cursor. When published to HTML5, some of these animations are missing. There doesn’t seem to be a rhyme or reason to it- I’ve tried twice and different animations were missing each time. I’ve checked the HTML5 tracker and there are no issues. I’ve checked each animation to make sure it is on top of other items on the slide. Any ideas of what else I can check?

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