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Post by FryingggPannn on Dec 26, 2021 4:54:34 GMT -5
I'm currently planning to make the rave intro in Microsoft PowerPoint—specifically, the 2007 Australian intro. I've got an idea for the last part of the intro where the logo falls and then picks back up. It looks fine, but the only problem is that there is a fading effect when I make the 3D transition. See the video I've posted below. (I've also tried to recreate the part where the money builds up—that is, where straps fall on top of each other, from $2,000 to $4,000, then to $8,000, all the way to $5 MILLION, but the perspectives just don't look right and feel quite awkward, so I threw what I made in the trash. Next time I make it, I'll do that with an actual screenshot of the intro at the back for reference.)
Animations are made with the 3D Rotation/Format options and the Morph transition.
Credits to kuby64 for the background and ZoranixOG for the logo template!
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GSK
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Post by GSK on Dec 26, 2021 8:20:41 GMT -5
The fade is a limitation of how PowerPoint implemented the morph transition. You may be able to work around it by using the Selection Pane (Home > Arrange > Selection Pane).
Prefix the logo's name with !! on both slides in the Selection Pane. The !! tells PowerPoint that these are, unequivocally, the same object. So if your logo filename is logo.png, it should be "!! logo.png" in the pane.
This might not eliminate it completely, but it may make it less noticeable.
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Post by FryingggPannn on Dec 28, 2021 4:03:50 GMT -5
The fade is a limitation of how PowerPoint implemented the morph transition. You may be able to work around it by using the Selection Pane (Home > Arrange > Selection Pane). Prefix the logo's name with !! on both slides in the Selection Pane. The !! tells PowerPoint that these are, unequivocally, the same object. So if your logo filename is logo.png, it should be "!! logo.png" in the pane. This might not eliminate it completely, but it may make it less noticeable. Thanks for the suggestion. I’ve tried that, but it doesn’t seem to make the fade less noticable. It’s not a problem with the double exclamation mark itself, though—if I name the two logos different names, both with the exclamation marks in front, then the transition simply makes one fade out and the other fade in with no movement.
Any ideas?
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) I guess the next on will be Poland then...
