Conveyor Belt Animation in PowerPoint - Full Tutorial

PowerPoint Animation Tutorial : Conveyor Belt Animation
This tutorial is all about creating an animation of a simple conveyor belt in Microsoft PowerPoint 2019 Software.
Microsoft PowerPoint Software is generally used to create formal presentations but there are lots of hidden features that are generally least explored by most of the people and That Feature is PowerPoint Animation Effects.
There are lots of Animations Effects in the PowerPoint Software that one can use for creating beautiful Animations for their movie projects, RUclips videos, intro outro of RUclips videos, greeting gifs, mechanical animations, creative PowerPoint presentation slides.
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[@helsonalves1040]

Muito bom !

[@kannappankrishnan5015]

Thank you. Good lession

[@devarajdeva3272]

TQ so much 🌹💐

[@devarajdeva3272]

TQ u so much

[@alitechnicalinstitute]

Supper

[@swatejpatil3831]

after giving spin animation whole oval is spinning, how to spin only upper oval

[@sugandhkumar8103]

👌

[@powerpointexpress2129]

thanks bro

[@jhanolaer8286]

can you do this in excel?

[@9603072058]

Amazing 👏bro
In scada coding is done to do it
You've done using powerpoint

[@powerpointexpress2129]

Thank you so much

[@princessmikeymartinez3603]

hi there... what versiin of power point you are using? i cant find merging shape on power point 2010..thank you

[@powerpointexpress2129]

it's PowerPoint 2019

[@powerpointexpress2129]

to enable that command, go to;
File menu - options - customize Ribbon - choose command from - commands not in the ribbon - scroll down & find ' combine shape' - select that command and 'add' - ok

[@lenborghini392]

The animated line in my powerpoint is stuttering after a certain time any tips on how to fix it?

[@MuhammadAli-tk1gu]

Same problem

[@lovedoris]

This happened to me too and I worked out I needed to make the animated path just a little longer than suggested. Mine is now around a dash and a half's worth and it's much smoother. You may need to experiment to get it right.