animation schemes....

[Harumi]

hi,

I'm trying to find this animation scheme that Ive seen in
presentation, but I dont know the name. The first one:

there is a picture then it breaks into little balls and
it all collapses and bounces.

the second one:

bubbles floating up.

I would like to know what animation scheme these are..if
you know, and how do I get them!?

 

[Glen Millar]

Hi,

Bubbles floating up? I've never seen that one. Do you know what software it
was that did this?

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Glen Millar
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[Echo S]

hi,

I'm trying to find this animation scheme that Ive seen in
presentation, but I dont know the name.

I'm not sure you're looking for an actual animation *scheme* in PPT,
Harumi, but I could be wrong. At any rate, I just went through all the
PPT animation schemes, and there's nothing like what you describe below.

The first one:

there is a picture then it breaks into little balls and
it all collapses and bounces.

I don't know what you saw, but I can kinda fake this here by applying
both a dissolve and a bounce exit (or entrance, for that matter) effect
to an image. I have to go into the advanced timeline and stretch the
timing bar for the dissolve so it lasts as long as the bounce. But it
does give the effect you describe. Kinda. It's not really little balls,
more like little pixel squares. <g>

You could also use motion paths for "bounce" instead of the Bounce
entrance/exit effect, then you could edit the bounces.

the second one:

bubbles floating up.

Wow, not a clue on that one. Maybe a Crystal Graphics transition?
http://www.crystalgraphics.com

I would like to know what animation scheme these are..if
you know, and how do I get them!?

Can you ask the author of the presentation you saw?

 

[dee]

is it possible this was done in something like flash mx and inserted into
PowerPoint?
dee