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This is an animation tutorial which orignally was a question of my student / viewer. I would like to explain the differences between animation types in powerpoint. Some of the animations we use, like fly in have their own animation settings. In those settings we can change the animation to have a smooth start, smooth end, a bounce or to not have those options at all. All of them change the interpolation of the animation itself. Watch the tutorial to learn what is what! :)
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Newest subscriber ⭐ Teeah Nguyen ⭐
Subscriber goal ➡️ ||||||||||||||| 94% ||||||||||||||. 94.9K/100K ⬅️
Support my channel! My Animation Masterclass - Explainer Videos in PPT: udemy.com/powerpoint-animated-explainer-videos/?couponCode=YOUTUBE
This is an animation tutorial which orignally was a question of my student / viewer. I would like to explain the differences between animation types in powerpoint. Some of the animations we use, like fly in have their own animation settings. In those settings we can change the animation to have a smooth start, smooth end, a bounce or to not have those options at all. All of them change the interpolation of the animation itself. Watch the tutorial to learn what is what! :)
➥ MY BEST PPT COURSES:
● PowerPoint Masterclass: udemy.com/complete-powerpoint-presentation-design/?couponCode=YOUTUBE
● Explainer Videos: udemy.com/powerpoint-animated-explainer-videos/?couponCode=YOUTUBE
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