Engaging Narratives: Create Timeline Presentations in Keynote

[@ahmed_mahrouky]

thanks alot , this was very informative

[@PresentationHelp]

You are most welcome. I hope it helps you with Keynote.

[@AsaanEnglish_000]

Impressive 🎉

[@PresentationHelp]

Thank you!

[@RexplayzzOfficial]

Is there a way to do the same with Magic Move/ And a way for the transition to also happen when going back a slide?

[@RexplayzzOfficial]

I mean, without the “Illusion” of doing so?

[@PresentationHelp]

Magic Move is an option. It does have it's own tricks and limitations. You'd need to copy everything that you want to move, otherwise it will dissolve.
You'd have to have some elements "off screen" on the first slide and then move them over on the second.
Although this really interested me, I still believe "Push" is the best way to go.

[@PresentationHelp]

Unfortunately, I haven't found a way to do any animation/transition moving backwards. This only works for me when I create the illusion of moving backwards.
The other option is to use Prezi, where you can pan and zoom with an actual timeline.
prezi.com/

[@RexplayzzOfficial]

@@PresentationHelp Oh, ok. Thanks! I asked because the morph transition (basically the same as magic move in powerpoint) allows the transition to work both ways, but you need a paid subscription to use it.

[@ChooseYourInstinct]

Bro you should change the title of the video, make it simpler to understand and also at the start of the video you should display what you’re gonna make(just a friendly suggestion)

[@PresentationHelp]

Thanks. I'm definitely starting all videos from here on out by showing first what we'll end up with at the end.