Keynote: duplicale slide after moving animations?

1. place the object at its final position
2. duplicate the slide
3. go to slide 1 and enter the effect properties

But.. Then in slide 1 it's at B, and moves to A, and in slide 2 at B again...

Then you have not set up the effect properly at stage 3:

1. place the object at its final position
2. duplicate the slide
3. go to slide 1 and enter the effect properties

I'm not quite sure what Gary wants you to do, but my recommendation for this problem is to make sure that you have the object on both slides, (you may need to move it the slightest bit) then choose the tranistion called magic move for the first of the two slides. Then your object on both slides will move from its position on the original slide to the next. I believe there are options as to what path it takes such as curved or straight.

Hope this is what you are looking for.

my recommendation for this problem is to make sure that you have the object on both slides,

This is what I have described in both posts, by duplicating the slide the shape is present on both slides, then make the animation settings on slide 1.

Is there a way to take the end result of an animated slide, and duplicate it to be the beginning of new slide?

Duplicate the slide: click the slide in the navigator panel then use Command D

nope. on slide one i have objects that will enlarge with animations.

once those objects enlarge, i want to start a new slide with that same set up - post animation.

how do i do that?

I'm reading above, but that seems like a lot of extra steps.

does keynote not have the ability to give you a slide post-animation

Hi imgaryshap,

I am having the exact same problem you post time ago and I am wondering if you finally find a way to get/copy the post-animation slide.

Bye.

it's been awhile, but no - i never solved the problem. it you need to print, there are options you can do to get the slides you need.

The solution I came up with was to take a screenshot of the presentation when it is playing - at the moment that I want to capture. If you then crop the screenshot to the right dimensions, it will fit exactly on an empty slide and everything lines up nicely. Then you can copy and paste the objects and line them up on top of the screenshot or you can just use the screenshot. Resolution shouldn't be a problem because it'll be a screenshot taken at the resolution that the presentation is playing at.

All good. 🙂