"Fire" transition

[User968758]

Does anyone know of a transition where the previous slide
gets "destroyed", perhaps by fire or something similar?

[Glen Millar]

Hi,

Nope. But I tried tipping a glass of water over a laptop and it made a lot
of noise.

Glen

BTW, I left the unit in the cupboard for a week and re-booted, and it's OK.
All except my uni assignment!

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[Diana]

I don't know if there's an actual transition that you're asking for, but as
a work-around, I'd insert a slide (choose a burning-colour backgound - pun
intended) then insert a fire animation (enlarge it to fill most of the
screen). There's lots of them out there. I have a couple that I've
collected if you want one. I would use the "cut" slide transition (in XP)
and give it a delay so that it displays for a bit.

Hope that helps.
Diana

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[Steve Rindsberg]

You left out the part about "I'm a trained professional computing on a
closed course. Don't try this at home, kids"

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[User968758]

How very helpful.

[Echo S]

Nice trick and good suggestion, Diana.

Only other thing I can think of is to see if something like Crystal Graphics
has such a transition. I confess I'm not aware of one, though.

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