Nevermind” post=95098Mi riferisco alle transizioni rientranti nella seguente categoria:
`\transblindshorizontal
Horizontal blinds pulled away
\transblindsvertical
Vertical blinds pulled away
\transboxin
Move to center from all sides
\transboxout
Move to all sides from center
\transdissolve
Slowly dissolve what was shown before
\transglitter
Glitter sweeps in specified direction
\transslipverticalin
Sweeps two vertical lines in
\transslipverticalout
Sweeps two vertical lines out
\transhorizontalin
Sweeps two horizontal lines in
\transhorizontalout
Sweeps two horizontal lines out
\transwipe
Sweeps single line in specified direction
\transduration{2}
Show slide specified number of seconds`Resto quindi in attesa di gentile riscontro. 🙄
Non ho davvero idea del perché sul tuo computer fisso queste utili transizioni non si vedano. L’unico aiuto che ti posso dare è riportare ciò che pensa l’autore della classe di queste transizioni:
5.3 Using Animations and Transitions
- Use animations to explain the dynamics of systems, algorithms, etc.
- Do not use animations just to attract the attention of your audience. This often distracts attention away from the main topic of the slide. No matter how cute a rotating, flying theorem seems to look and no matter how badly you feel your audience needs some action to keep it happy, most people in the audience will typically feel you are making fun of them.
- Do not use distracting special effects like “dissolving” slides unless you have a very good reason for using them. If you use them, use them sparsely. They can be useful in some situations: For example, you might show a young boy on a slide and might wish to dissolve this slide into slide showing a grown man instead. In this case, the dissolving gives the audience visual feedback that the young boy “slowly becomes” the man.
Aiuti migliori arriveranno.
Ciao
Tommaso