I would like to create the effect on a PowerPoint slide of turning a page to reveal some information. Not like the Flipbook interaction, but rather I'm visualizing the cover of a manual and then having the effect of turing the cover to reveal some information. I imagine this can be done creatively using a couple of shapes with exit animations and/or motion paths, I'm just not feeling the creative juices at the moment. Any innovative ideas would be appreciated. Thanks!.
Thanks, Brian, I appreciate the feedback. The Page Curl is in the right direction. I was looking for a way to simulate the whole step of peeling back a page, or the cover of a manual, to reveal additional content. I'll try starting with the page curl effect and see if I can grow and stagger it for a whole page.
Ok, in case anyone runs across this in the future and is interested I created a sufficient animation using the 3-D Rotation Picture Tool and the Disappear and Fade In animations. The attached file shows what I came up with.
Hi.. thanks for sharing this great information. When I click on the screenr link my screen looks like this and I'm not sure how to proceed. Any tips would be welcome
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Hi Matt,
The links below might get you pointed in the right direction:
https://player.vimeo.com/video/204871283
https://player.vimeo.com/video/204871215
Thanks, Brian, I appreciate the feedback. The Page Curl is in the right direction. I was looking for a way to simulate the whole step of peeling back a page, or the cover of a manual, to reveal additional content. I'll try starting with the page curl effect and see if I can grow and stagger it for a whole page.
Thanks again.
Ok, in case anyone runs across this in the future and is interested I created a sufficient animation using the 3-D Rotation Picture Tool and the Disappear and Fade In animations. The attached file shows what I came up with.
Thanks for posting! Glad to see that you were able to figure it out!
Hi.. thanks for sharing this great information. When I click on the screenr link my screen looks like this and I'm not sure how to proceed. Any tips would be welcome
Hi Deirdre,
The file is not a screener link, but rather a link to a PowerPoint file. Try this:
1) Click on the link and choose Save
2) Change the .zip extension to: .ppt
3) Change the "save as type" to: all files
4) Choose a destination to save the file and click the Save button
You should then be able to open the file properly.
Matt
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