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CameronWard
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7 years ago
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Animation in Storyline through the Morph Transition

Some time ago, PowerPoint came out with a transition called Morph that literally morphs shapes, colors, strokes, graphics, etc. from one slide to the next. In other words, if you build a design on o...
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    EricSantos
    6 months ago

    Hello everyone, 🎉

    I have some great news to share! We just released another update for Storyline 360. In Update 98, we’ve included essential fixes and new features. One of the new features we’ve included is:

    • Engage learners with fluid transitions that seamlessly animate objects, shapes, and other content between slides.

     

    Launch the Articulate 360 desktop app on your computer to take advantage of this update, and click the Update button next to Storyline 360. You’ll find our step-by-step instructions here.

    Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have additional questions.

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PaulTottle-112c
Community Member
5 years ago

I've tried to use PowerPoint morph and integrate into my current Rise and Storyline project with limited success. So far I've not been able to get the screenshot video to display in Rise so it's not blurry. PowerPoint doesn't have a pixel sizing of slides. But it does export 720px video, so I'll try this. Plus, matching locations of storyline objects with those on the video is imperfect. So far I'm just using a simple mouse over of video elements in Storyline and embedded in Rise.

Even with the blurriness of the morph effect, its worth keeping in the project. The morph tells a story better, implying fluidity and transformation.

Also with powerpoint I can use the 'any time' animation effects. In storyline, animations only work for the start and end of an object appearance, then I need to use workarounds.

Morph in storyline would be such an asset.