vapidfire68 Posted June 26, 2013 Report Posted June 26, 2013 Hello All,I have a problem with my project. Some of the images on the slides can't be moved. I can select the image in the Objects and Animation window (creating the green selection border). I can resize the image in place, even rotate using the handles on the border. But I can't move the image using the mouse.Moving the image works on other slides in the same project.Is there some feature I'm tripping on?This is maddening,Rob Quote
davegee Posted June 26, 2013 Report Posted June 26, 2013 There is a feature called "Ignore objects not selected" or similar.(7.5.9 - Settings / Preferences / Editor).With that ticked select your object in the object panel and click on it in the O and A screen and you should be able to move it with mouse or the PZR controls.Which version are you running??DG Quote
Lin Evans Posted June 26, 2013 Report Posted June 26, 2013 Hi Rob,The "shortcut" is to click on the Tools button (bottom right of your screen in Objects and Animations) then click on "Ignore Objects Not Selected" as Dave says....Best regards,Lin Quote
toddwolcott Posted September 8, 2013 Report Posted September 8, 2013 I am trying to move objects in the O&A screen... I have even tried checking and unchecking the option (ignore object selected) in the TOOLS menu... to no avail. Any suggestions? Quote
jkb Posted September 8, 2013 Report Posted September 8, 2013 I am trying to move objects in the O&A screen... I have even tried checking and unchecking the option (ignore object selected) in the TOOLS menu... to no avail. Any suggestions?Todd,You need to make sure that you are on a Keypoint (the red dots along the Timeline in O&A)Make sure that a keypoint is highlighted & the little blue triangle is below the red dot.If you are not on a keypoint then the green bounding box & grab handles don't show & you cannot move the image.Jill Quote
PGA Posted September 8, 2013 Report Posted September 8, 2013 Rob,If by "move" you mean move the object up and down in the stack of objects, that's Ctrl+PgUp or Ctrl+PgDn.regards,Peter Quote
toddwolcott Posted September 9, 2013 Report Posted September 9, 2013 I have been using this program since it first came out. The key point is highlighted etc.. still no luck. (Rob)By move I mean moving left and right etc. I have had this problem with the earlier version also... I am using version 7.5.10.Any other suggestions?Thank you for your timeKind Regards,Todd Quote
jkb Posted September 9, 2013 Report Posted September 9, 2013 I have been using this program since it first came out. The key point is highlighted etc.. still no luck. (Rob)By move I mean moving left and right etc. I have had this problem with the earlier version also... I am using version 7.5.10.Any other suggestions?Todd, Can you move the image by using the up/down arrows on the Pan field in O&A Animations Tab?Just make sure that the Object is selected in the Bottom right pane of the O&A window.The only problems I have ever had is when I forget to select a keypoint first.Try posting a screen shot of the window & maybe we can spot something.Sorry can't be of any more help.Jill Quote
Lin Evans Posted September 9, 2013 Report Posted September 9, 2013 Hi Todd,If you have perhaps set the object to a "non-linear" mode such as "smooth" - you will need to set it back to linear before moving the object. If that's the case just click on any keyframe for the object then click on linear and that will reset all keyframes for this object. You "should" be able to move it then.The basic rule is do all motions "before" setting non-linear motion. Changing from linear to non-linear is the very last step...Best regards,LinI have been using this program since it first came out. The key point is highlighted etc.. still no luck. (Rob)By move I mean moving left and right etc. I have had this problem with the earlier version also... I am using version 7.5.10.Any other suggestions?Thank you for your timeKind Regards,Todd Quote
PGA Posted September 9, 2013 Report Posted September 9, 2013 Todd,You do realise that you need a pair of keyframes to achieve motion, don't you? The first keyframe defines the start point for the motion, the second keyframe defines the end point.regards,Peter Quote
toddwolcott Posted September 15, 2013 Report Posted September 15, 2013 Todd,You do realise that you need a pair of keyframes to achieve motion, don't you? The first keyframe defines the start point for the motion, the second keyframe defines the end point.regards,PeterI have tried everything that you all have suggested, to no avail. ( I appreciate your time in this matter) What is interesting is that in the first 3 slides I can move the objects, it is only in the slides that follow thatI am not able to move the objects/text.I have created a blank slide to work with as well as copied and pasted one of the first three into the fourth slot and still not able to move the objects. Quote
toddwolcott Posted September 15, 2013 Report Posted September 15, 2013 Todd,You do realise that you need a pair of keyframes to achieve motion, don't you? The first keyframe defines the start point for the motion, the second keyframe defines the end point.regards,PeterYes, thank you Peter. Quote
Lin Evans Posted September 15, 2013 Report Posted September 15, 2013 Hi Todd,If you will use the zip feature and post a link to the project, I'll have a look and see what the problem is...Best regards,Lin Quote
toddwolcott Posted September 15, 2013 Report Posted September 15, 2013 Not sure what I did but I am able to move them now! I fiddled with the overall show duration (time) and for some reason they move now.Thank you for your help... if I can figure out what I did to make them move I will post here if it is something different then what has been posted. Quote
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