Hi everyone, today we’ll continue to look at powerpoint. However, we’ll be looking at creating a cascading picture effect.
This effect is based on a powerpoint file which I had helped changed, to use for the new slides my boss had wanted to use for a presentation. Essentially, the effect is to create a cascading effect, as pictures ‘drop’ or cascade from different locations, to fall into place besides each other (looks better than it sounds).
Hi everyone, its been a grueling few weeks, but the multi-part tutorial for modeling a tank is finally complete, so today I decided to do something a little different.
Actually, today’s tutorial is based on the task assigned to me to create a powerpoint presentation. In the end, we did not actually used the motion path animation in the slides, but it was an interesting animation, and because of that I decided that today we’ll be looking at a tutorial on powerpoint, specifically how to use motion path animation in powerpoint, which involves making an object in powerpoint move along a path we have created.
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