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I really liked it when the rocket in the beginning launched from earth. How did you make the background change? I really need a video about it :) Great job! And I like the voice, so calm and friendly
@Level up! PowerPoint thank you so much for your help. I just have one more question. I've made an animated PPT but I want to save it as a video, so when I click on export to video option, it says failed to setup supporter for video export . Can you help me out with this please?
Anytime! Without all information (Windows version, PPT version, PC or Mac, etc) I'm not 100% sure what's causing this error but you can try few things. First make sure you have enough space on your computer. You can also try restating your computer. Let me know if that helped!
I didn't find ur rocket animation in the Dropbox link.... Please upload it as well... Thanks alot for the tutorial, it was a great video although... Lots of love from India 🇮🇳 ❤️👍
@Level up! PowerPoint Please please tell me how do you keep the nose or head of the rocket up straight while its moving along a certain motion path. When I try a motion path over an object, say a rocket, the whole body of the rocket moves along it, while being upright.... Please help
Great question! To make the shape follow the motion path we added SPIN animation (4:03) to rotate the object while moving on a certain path. You can also adjust the angle of the spin to make sure the objects perfectly follows the path. Make sure that spin animation plays With previous (with motion path animation). Also set up that Smooth Start and End (4:40) are set up to 0. Let me know if that helped.
Hi! Yes I think it should work but remember that the Motion path is one long animation but there are 3 spin animations happening during that time so you can apply Smooth start to the first spin and then Smooth end to the last spin animation to match the smooth start and end of a motion path. I hope that I explained it well but if not let me know! :)
Hi, The rocket in the beginning when it was launched from earth... it started to shrink... like it’s going away. How did you do that? Showing the object going away? Thanks a ton 😊
Hello Problem Solving, you apply your motion path and apply another second animation called "Grow/Shrink". It is necessary to use the "Add Animation" Button. Otherwise PowerPoint will overwrite the first animation. In the animation pane double click grow/shrink and set up the size (default is grow 150%). If the motion path is a curve you need a third animation: spin. Have fun combining those simple animations to one big project!
Hello Venkatesh 22, the trick is to apply multiple motion paths. For example You apply motion path line (1) from left to right the duration is by default 2 seconds. You apply another motion path (add animation) (2) from left to right with an delay of lets say 3 seconds. The last step is to aligned the green beginning of (2) with the red end of (1) and pull the red end of (2) to wherever you want the object to be in the end. Let us know if it works for you.
@@leveluppowerpoint9815 thank you so much. I have one more doubt is it possible to convert the straight line curve into bending curve through animation or transition options? Please
Hi! Say I have two objects (that represent two groups of students) having a race, but it only moves once I click on it. Say group A answered twice consecutively, how can I move the object (while on presentation) randomly? Is that possible?
Hi Maia! That's a great question! YEs you would be able to do that but then yeah movement of the group should be triggered by a button. So lets say You have 5 questions 1 point for each. If they answer correctly you click on a first button that triggers the animation of that group from point A to B. Then if they score again click on the second point which triggers movement from B to C and so on. :) Let me know if that helped. It's a great idea and we may create a video about it :)
@@leveluppowerpoint9815 Hi! thank you so much.. I tried to figure it out on my own with lots of trials and errors 😂 luckily, I did. Upon reading this, yea youre right, trigger is the key 🤣
Hello Luis Miguel Jamorol, usually you can repeat your motion path by double click it in the animation pane and on the second tap set repeat to "till next slide".
Hi, thank you so much for your video. Can you kindly explain the whole rocket launch into space animation at the beginning of the video (slide to slide). If not, kindly refer me to a source that could help me with creating something similar to the rocket launch into space at the beginning of the video. Your cooperation will be highly appreciated. Thank you in advance.
