Controlling PowerPoint Animation Effects: Explore and Modify

Controlling PowerPoint Animation Effects: Explore and Modify
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In this series of articles by Dr. Nitin Paranjape, delve into mastering PowerPoint animation effects. Learn to apply, modify, and manage animation sequences efficiently. Explore how to control animation effects using trigger actions, sequence numbers, and duration settings. Discover the power of customizing object names for seamless animation management. Unleash your creativity by experimenting with various animation effects and timings. Elevate your presentation skills by gaining insights into advanced animation techniques.

  • PowerPoint
  • Animation
  • Effects
  • Sequence
  • Management

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  1. PowerPoint Animation Pane Dr Nitin Paranjape http://efficiency365.wordpress.com

  2. Read these articles before you continue This is the third part of a series of articles about PowerPoint Animation 1. Understand PowerPoint animation concepts in 10 minutes 2. Explore PowerPoint animation in 20 min

  3. Recap 1. Slides are shown on a trigger which usually is a click 2. Default action is Go to next slide 3. All objects on the slide are shown along with the slide 4. To control the lifecycle of objects add specific actions 5. These actions are called Animations By now you must be fully aware of all these animation effects

  4. Controlling the animation Here I am applying Fade effect from Entry Animation Click to see the effect With Without animation Animation Fade Effect

  5. The animation effect can be modified using the Animation Pane When you have many objects in animation sequence, these names become very confusing. Therefore, it is a good idea to change these names using Selection Pane Timeline

  6. Home tab Select Selection Pane Change the name of each object to something which is easy to understand

  7. Now the Animation Pane shows the new name. The tool tip shows more details. Trigger (Click) Sequence Number Mouse Click Duration of animation Type of animation effect

  8. Open the drop-down to view more options

  9. Timing Options Use Repeat when you want the same action running again and again. For example you want to spin a wheel. Click to see a spinning wheel.

  10. YOU try this. YOU try this. Spin multiple wheels in ONE click 1. Select all the wheels and Add Spin Animation 2. Select all the animation and open the dropdown choose Timing 3. Change the Repeat option to Until end of the slide 4. Press Shift F5 to run the animation. 5. Next slide shows the completed animation

  11. See the Animation Pane sequence. Click to trigger the animation

  12. Now change the setting to Start on Click for all four animations and see the difference. Click 4 times . Start on Click

  13. Now change the order of animation. Observe the mouse cursor

  14. Click 4 times to see the new sequence

  15. Try again to learn more 1. If you are confused, close this presentation 2. Do not save 3. Download it again from the blog site 4. Start again 5. Observe existing settings 6. Tweak them and see the impact

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