Creating a door that opens
Ken
I am currently using Powerpoint 2000. I have a picture of a door in my
presentation and I would like to have the user press on the door and
have the door swing open. Is this possible in Powerpoint? I am trying
to create a virtual tour of my office.
Thanks in advance.
Ken
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creation application. Perhaps some other app is better suited to your
needs.
Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team
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DoKo
1. Create two separate "door" objects. 1 door that is "closed" and 1 that
is "open".
2. Insert both of the objects into PPT - set them side by side.
3. Then, using custom automation and toggles, have the "closed" door
disappear (on click) and the "open" door appear.
4. Also, add a "black rectangle" behind the "closed" door so that it shows
when the "open" door appears.
5. You could also add some "text" that would fade in when the door is
opened - something like..... Welcome, Please Come In!
Hope this makes sense. I tried it and it turned out kind of neat. Wasn't
really very difficult.
Good Luck!
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B
doors is fairly easy, by using exit animations. But in PowerPoint 2000,
these are not available.
You can create a closing door in PowerPoint 2000, but I assume this won't do
for what you need.
In PowerPoint 2000 your options are:
1) Create an 'evaporating' door
2) Create a disappearing door
3) Create a background cut-out that expands to cover the door
4) Create several intermediate 'door opening position' picts and sequence
their appearance
5) Find/make an avi or gif of a door opening
Perhaps one of these will do what you need. Post back if you need
instructions on any of them.
B
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Steve Rindsberg
> doors is fairly easy,
Dunno why, but that struck me as seriously funny. Kind of like "Bob The
Builder's Favorite PowerPoint Tricks"
What about louvers? Pocket doors? Security gates?
This could be a minor industry, man!!!
Bob Ostwald
Ken, I built an animated door that opens. Crude clip art it is, but it
served its purpose. Built in PPT 2000 too. I'd be happy to send it to you.
Let me know. rostwald AT comcast DOT net
Bob Ostwald, whose hardhat at our day with Habitat for Humanity said "Bob
the Builder"
(Personally, I'm looking for one in the Spanish version -- "Bob El
Constructor!")
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> Just so long as they don't give you the "Sponge Bob" one
hehe, I have sponge bob slippers. pretty funny.
Echo
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> Lightweight.
Too right, mate. But I hang with a heavyweight crowd for protection. <g>