Anyway, when I apply PowerPoint teeter animation to a horizontal image and then publish to Articulate, it turns the image red, which is odd. Articulate says that it does support the teeter animation.
Any thoughts on how to get teeter to work correctly? --Daniel
Hey Daniel - really sorry that's happening, and yeah, that's a known issue. You might try the workaround of using a couple spin animations instead. Or if you're just looking for a way to show emphasis, the "Pulse" emphasis effect can be a good one.
I'm having similar trouble with the float animation - fine in powerpoint and is applied to a group imaged of a cloud with text on it. When published the cloud shape separates from the text and appears half off screen right away from the text? Articulate says it supports this and zoom but same issue. Any thoughts?
Hi Lisa - is the cloud something you drew on your slide as a PowerPoint shape? I've seen a few instances where that shape in particular behaves oddly on publish. You might try taking a look at this article... although the issue described there is different than the problem you're having, the suggested solution (making a very small edit to one of the points on the shape) might take care of the problem.
Another thing to check is your regional and language settings. It might seem strange, but sometimes that will affect the way animated movements are calculated during publishing, and in certain situations the animations might appear misplaced or skewed.
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Hey Daniel - really sorry that's happening, and yeah, that's a known issue. You might try the workaround of using a couple spin animations instead. Or if you're just looking for a way to show emphasis, the "Pulse" emphasis effect can be a good one.
Thanks, Jeanette: Thanks for your advice and all your screenrs. I'll give the consecutive spin animation a shot. --Daniel
I'm having similar trouble with the float animation - fine in powerpoint and is applied to a group imaged of a cloud with text on it. When published the cloud shape separates from the text and appears half off screen right away from the text? Articulate says it supports this and zoom but same issue. Any thoughts?
Hi Lisa - is the cloud something you drew on your slide as a PowerPoint shape? I've seen a few instances where that shape in particular behaves oddly on publish. You might try taking a look at this article... although the issue described there is different than the problem you're having, the suggested solution (making a very small edit to one of the points on the shape) might take care of the problem.
Another thing to check is your regional and language settings. It might seem strange, but sometimes that will affect the way animated movements are calculated during publishing, and in certain situations the animations might appear misplaced or skewed.
Brilliant! Thankyou.
It was a shape and it must have been how I constructed it as on one page it worked and the other it didn't.
Brilliant, thankyou.
It was a shape that I used and it worked on one slide and not another so it was the way I put it together
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