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Hi everyone. It's a pleasure.
I'm trying to create my own timer using animations in PowerPoint. The article here was really helpful: https://www.experts-exchange.com/art...n-a-slide.html I made two different sequences of animations: one for the units and the other for the tens. In both cases text boxes appear on top of the prior one, 1 to 9 for the units and 1 to 5 for the tens. In both cases the 0 isn't animated, it's just the text that the slide begins with. In the case of the units, the text boxes must appear at a speed (duration) of 1.00 sec for each. In theory the tens should sync with the units if they appear at a speed (duration) of 10.00 sec for each, but it didn't ![]() Following the steps of the article I linked, I used as trigger for each one of both sequences (units and tens) a different audio file inserted in the slideshow. Technically they're the same audio file inserted twice, that's why they have the same name. The audio files are completely silent, but they're in a constant loop, so that allows the animation sequences to also have a constant loop. I trimmed both audio files so the loops would last the proper time. I trimmed the units audio file to 10.00 seconds. That's how long it should take from 0 to 9 and start back again. And I trimmed the tens audio file to 1:01 min. I had to add that extra second as well for the tens and units animations to sync correctly. But, like I mentioned, this probably makes my timer inaccurate. Aside from its inaccuracy, there's a second glitch I'm baffled about ![]() I've uploaded my Power Point file for you guys: https://drive.google.com/uc?export=d...QrTUbY9dgvSUEY Could you please download it and study all I did regarding both the audio files and the animation sequences? I really appreciate any help ![]() |
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