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Ron, The link is a download link for a Style which you should be able to APPLY using the instructions above - even on an Intel Mac running whatever PC emulation software you have. It is a STYLE. https://docs.picturestoexe.com/en-us/9.0/slide-styles/import https://docs.picturestoexe.com/en-us/9.0/slide-styles/apply DG

Something like this? Jumping out of screen.ptestyle Add four images to the slide list, highlight them all and apply this style. Analyse the Key Frames in O&A for each image. DG

Would you want all 50 images to be seen (very small) before they "jump out of the screen"? Or just one at a time?

How did this old post suddenly come up as "unread".? I did not notice the date until after I answered. DG

Lol, Viola = a stringed instrument Voila = behold DG

Thanks Mur. I will add it tonight. DG

Flip 3d Style - Instructions in Style: Flip 3D.ptestyle DG

Try 3D Transitions/Flip 3D. Click on the AB button between two slides. That will do it for 2 slides. If you want to do it in the same slide then you need a STYLE. DG

Wideangle, Take a look at some of the Powerpoint Transitions - they make an interesting challenge when trying to do them in PTE. I have converted (and posted) a few. Any presentation package with transitions will have material worth the effort. DG

You could make the outside six images look like a cigar box - I researched it a little bit decided I have other more important things to do. Good luck. DG

Supplementary Style that I worked on for an hour but lost interest - It has all been done before. Rose Cross design box - for storing prints etc. Six Images - any AR/Res. Rose Cross Box 2018.ptestyle DG

Thanks for the wise words Lin. I will bookmark them. Regarding non-square images - that is what my updated Style addressed. Changes in features in PTE Versions have made it easier to achieve better results easier. I should thank Bruno for causing me to look back and reflect on what I had done all those years ago. Also, thanks for your initial comments above. I was, however, a little uneasy with the suggestion that I was accusing anyone of plagiarism. That was not my intention. I made it clear back in 2009 that MY inspiration for this methodology was Dan Brown and no one else. Like you say - it is all good!! DG

Wideangle, Bruno, I logged out and get the same as you, so it must be something to do with the fact that the 2013 post is in an archived section of the forum. Does the second link work?C DG P.S. The second link works and will take you back to a post from 2009.

.........further research shows that I first published it in 2009. https://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/topic/16082-playing-with-cubes/?tab=comments#comment-106629 DG

No, Bruno, not copied - I just pointed out that the technique is not new. But, if you read my 2013 post, you'll see that mine was made sometime in 2013 having been inspired by Dan Brown's description of the Rose Cross and resulting box in his book "The Da Vinci Code". You did not post It in this forum - did you? If you did I missed it. It looks like we both got there at the same time. Having revisited it I realised that I could improve on it so I have updated and re-posted. P.S. I do not understand why you do not "have permission" to read it. I can access it via the link on all of my devices. A simple search for "Rose Cross" also brings it up.

Updated the Rose Cross Cube Style to 2018 Version 9. Add six images or videos to the Slide List (any AR/Res) and apply the style. Use Animation/Framing to adjust Composition. Slide 6 is the Blurred BG. Rose Cross Cube 2018 Demo.ptestyle Rose Cross Cube 2018.ptestyle

1920x1080=16x9 1920x1200=16x10 1920x1280=3x2

Resolution of video?

The repetitive tasks aspect should also be emphasised. If you split a 1920x1080 image into 216 or 432 vertical strips you only want to do it once and then save it as a Style so that you never need to do it again. Styles can provide you with the "building blocks" for other similar, more complicated animations. Someone mentioned the similarity to "Actions" in Photoshop and I would agree with this.

J-C, I think that you should substitute "ANIMATION" for Transition (perhaps)? DG

Tried with a couple of Caption Styles and it works OK. Thanks Igor. DG

Apologies, I was not near my computer earlier on. The Experimental Cube (6 Images) is already configured for 1:1 Aspect Crop and you can use any Aspect Ratio images. You can re-compose the image using the Framing Controls in the Animation Tab. Apply some "S" value before adding "X" and "Y" values - the effect is obvious. You can ZOOM the whole Cube by applying Zoom to the "Control Frame". The Slide 1 Image is used as a Blurred Background. DG

There are Cube Styles in the Styles and Templates forum which will work regardless of the sizes of the six images. That is why I asked which style was being used.

Which cube style? There are a few.