Good evening everyone, this is Rajeev Kohli and welcome back to our channel The Teacher
and today I am going to show you that how to create this 3D box inside box animation
in PowerPoint 2016. As you can see that there are three boxes, one inside another and they are opening and
closing back. So, let us just start and see how to create this animation
So, first of all let me show you the third slide and if I see the slideshow, you can
notice that you will not see that particular slide even it is a repeating line animation
As you can see that even it is in the loop but you are not in the third slide in the slideshow
That is because this slide is hidden and how you can hide a slide, just right click on
the thumbnail view and choose hide slide and if you want to show it back again, then again
right click on the slide and choose hide slide again. As you can see that a button is touched now and here is a cross over the third number
that means this slide is hidden now. So, I am showing you this slide, third one
So, here on the third slide you can see the middle box
Let me duplicate this first slide and show you that if I delete the top one, then you
will see the middle box, the magenta one and there is another box inside this one
If I delete this one, you can see that there is another box that is green one
So, let me delete this one and I would like to show you that how I draw this 3D box
So, this is how I draw this 3D box. So, this is how I draw this 3D box. So, this is how I draw this 3D box
So, this is how I draw this 3D box
So, this is how I draw this 3D box. So, this is how I draw this 3D box. So, this is how I draw this 3D box
So, this is how I draw this 3D box
So, this is how I draw this 3D box. So, this is how I draw this 3D box. So, this is how I draw this 3D box
So, this is how I draw this 3D box
So, this is how I draw this 3D box. So, this is how I draw this 3D box. So, this is how I draw this 3D box
So, this is how I draw this 3D box
So, this is how I draw this 3D box. So, this is how I draw this 3D box. So, this is how I draw this 3D box
So, this is how I draw this 3D box
So, this is how I draw this 3D box. So, this is how I draw this 3D box. So, this is how I draw this 3D box
So, this is how I draw this 3D box
So, this is how I draw this 3D box. So, this is how I draw this 3D box. So, this is how I draw this 3D box
So, this is how I draw this 3D box
So, this is how I draw this 3D box. So, this is how I draw this 3D box. So, this is how I draw this 3D box
So, in the second slide, I need the 3D box to remain here where the animation is stopping
and that is a big difficult thing to do. So, as I want this box to get back to its original position and for that I am not going
to use the auto reverse option because that is not going to help us and for that I am
going to duplicate this slide and I want this box on the third slide to exactly be
on the same position where the animation is stopping on the second slide
Like all 3D boxes will move its entire path on this position on the slide, on the third
position I want this box to be right here where the animation is stopping
So, if I just select all of them and move them manually and you have to delete all the
animations, let me delete them all from the third slide, select the first one, hold down
the shift key and then select the last one and hit the delete key and if I see the slide
here, ok, now I click, as soon as I click on the slide, you can see that it is moving
on the third slide and here you can see a little bit difference between the positions
and that is what I was talking about that I want the box on the third slide to exactly
be on the same position where on the second slide it is stopping at this point
So, it is always be hard for you to manage objects on multiple slides at the same position
and for that what you can do, go to the slide here and let it move on the third slide, let
me do it that again, that is on the third slide and as soon as I click on this button
previous and next slide button, that will stop the animation for a second, yes, and
just hit the print screen button from the keyboard, hit the print screen just once and
now at the third slide, go to the home tab and then click the paste button and as I have
multiple meter setup, you can also see my second meter and I am going to crop this one
from the format tab, click on the crop and just crop this part and move it on the top
and adjust the size according to the slide height and now I can duplicate this box just
by copying and pasting and then I can adjust the position just on top of the screenshot
just right here and then later I can delete this screenshot and I don't even want this
okay, so that was the trick to reposition the things on the following slides, as you
can see that you can't see a difference between the actual position and moved position, so
that was the trick, let's come to the first slide again and let me delete these two slides
so that I have these and the same technique has been used for all the boxes, as you can
see that the only thing that you need to remember is that the position of each part of the box
and for that you can open selection pane and you can see that how I have arranged all these
boxes, like on top of all is the extra large box and you can see that, that is the extra
large top part and that is the left extra large and that is the north extra large, south
extra large and east extra large and same is with these boxes, as you can see, so what
you need to remember is how to position these things on the slides, I mean this one should
come first and this one should go back, you can do this by, from the format you can use
send back and then bring forward commands or you can even move things on top or back
just by holding them from the selection pane and then just drag and drop to move them on
top or back as you like, as you can see that this top part is on the back of all the other
parts and you can just drag and drop it just like that to bring it on top or back, so I
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