Best way to understand how they work is to try them out individually. The methods available includes Line, Curve, FreeForm and Scribble. In addition, you can draw and modify Motion Paths. PowerPoint provides a wide range of Motion Paths to choose from. This feature is similar to Motion Tweening in Adobe Flash, but much simpler to manipulate with. Motion Paths animate object by moving it from one position to another. The object will still animate, with the exception that the animation will be hidden from the viewers.īlinds, Box, Checkerboard, Circle, Crawl Out, Diamond, Disappear, Dissolve Out, Flash Once, Fly Out, Peek Out, Plus, Random Bars, Random Effects, Split, Strips, Wedge, Wheel, Wipe.Ĭontract, Fade, Faded Swivel, Faded Zoom.Īscend, Center Revolve, Collapse, Color Typewriter, Descend, Ease Out, Grow & Turn, Sink Down, Spinner, Stretchy, Unfold, Zoom.īoomerang, Bounce, Credits, Curve Down, Flip, Float, Fold, Glide, Light Speed, Magnify, Pinwheel, Sling, Spiral Out, Swish, Swivel, Thread, Whip. A fun fact is that even if you have added an Exit effect on the object, you can still add an Emphasis effect or Motion Path after the Exit effect. They can be re-called by adding an Entrance effect. During the slide show view, the object will disappear from the screen based to the effect that you have added. The end result will stay there unless Auto-Reverse under the effect tab or "Rewind when done playing" under the timing tab have been checked.Ĭhange Fill Color, Change Font, Change Font Color, Change Font Size, Change Font Style, Change Line Color, Grow/Shrink, Spin, Transparency.īold Flash, Brush On Color, Brush On Underline, Color Blend, Color Wave, Complementary Color, Complementary Color 2, Contrasting Color, Darken, Desaturate, Flash Bulb, Lighten, Vertical Highlight.įlicker, Grow With Color, Shimmer, Teeter.īlast, Blink, Bold Reveal, Style Emphasis, Wave.Įxit effects animate object so that it leaves the slide show.
Hence, if two entrance effects are added onto an object one after another, the object will disappear when the second effect starts to animate.Īppear, Fly, Blinds, Box, Checkerboard, Crawl, Dissolve, Flash Once, Peek, Random Bars, Spiral, Split, Stretch, Strips, Swivel, Wipe, Zoom, Random Effects.Īppear, Blinds, Box, Checkerboard, Circle, Crawl In, Diamond, Dissolve In, Flash Once, Fly In, Peek In, Plus, Random Bars, Random Effects, Split, Strips, Wedge, Wheel, Wipe.Īscend, Center Revolve, Color Typewriter, Compress, Descend, Ease In, Grow & Turn, Rise Up, Spinner, Stretch, Unfold, Zoom.īoomerang, Bounce, Credits, Curve Up, Flip, Float, Fold, Glide, Light Speed, Magnify, Pinwheel, Sling, Spiral In, Swish, Swivel, Thread, Whip.Įmphasis effects animate object on the spot during slide show. During the slide show view, you won't be able to see the object until it starts to animate. Each effect contains variables such as start (On click, With previous, After previous), delay, speed, repeat and triggers.Įntrance effects animate object so that it enters the slide show. Objects can now be animated multiple times and effects can be combined to create complex animations such as the Leaf Motion effect. The 4Ĭategories include: Entrance, Emphasis, Exit (The 3 E's), and Motion Paths. With the release of PowerPoint 2002/XP, more effects are introduced and are grouped into 4 categories. It is to be noted that in PowerPoint 2000 and earlier versions, all objects can only be animated once.
PowerPoint 2000 and earlier versions offer basic Entrance effects such as Appear, Dissolve and etc. It contains a list of effects that you can apply to objects to have them animate during the slide show.
Custom Animation is a feature in Microsoft Office PowerPoint.
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