Then I placed the images on the starting slide and used Instant Alpha to remove the background, adjusted their masks and placed them in starting positions. (Shift-Cmd-4, drag across the area needed, let go and there is your shot on your desktop waiting for you) I created a blank slide with a plain, one color background and then I placed various shapes i needed on it (arrows, dotted curvy lines, hand drawn shapes with gradient fills, etc.) and then took screen shots of the individual shapes. Shapes, per se do not move smoothly with Magic Move, but photos do. Last nighht I gave your problem some additional thought and had a minor apostrophe. 😟 Unless someone out there can see another way of doing it. take me for ever!)įor a relatively simple visual effect, this appears to be implausibly difficult to do. Not to mention a pain to do (as the image on each slide has to be independently aligned.
#Keynote mac magiv move software
I could place each of my Illustrator-generated animation frames onto a separate Keynote slide and have them auto Transition with no Effect – so use Keynote itself as the animation software – but for a halfway decent smoothness in the animation, we're talking a lot of frames and this approach seems pretty inefficient to me.
#Keynote mac magiv move movie
I can convert the animated GIF to a QT movie (using GIF2MOV), but then I lose the semi-transparency on the shapes themselves.
I can generate single animation frames in Adobe Illustrator then use Preview to combine them into animated GIFs, but Keynote will not import the result with a transparent background (yes, I can *make* them with a transparent background, but Keynote renders it solid white on import.) I couldn't see any way to maintain the transparency (and of course Instant Alpha doesn't work on video files) Downloaded a trial version of Mac SWF Video Converter, but this seems to make mp4s with black backgrounds. except that VideoMonkey utterly refuses to convert the. I can get Adobe Illustrator to generate Flash animations and then I should be able to convert them with VideoMonkey into. The shapes are irregular (so Magic Move won't do it) I need to show semi-transparent coloured regions – superimposed onto maps – that change through time, and I would like to make that change into a fluid animation: simple semi-transparent blobs that change shape. I use Keynote 9 for my teaching presentations. I am seeking help with what should be a simple task (I reckon), but which is turning out not to be.
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