Slide-to-slide transitions?

Posted: Thursday, 07/15/2004 -- by Glenn Wallace. Subject: Slide-to-slide transitions?

Now that I have a multitude of SCA files assembled into one file, I want to create transitions between them so they don't just POP UP on the display. Is there a function somewhere that can help me 'smooth out' my presentation?

Posted: Friday, 07/16/2004 -- by Adam Edwards. Subject: Scala Wipes

Glenn,
All you have to do is click the button under the Wipes column in the main menu and you will get to select from hundreds of smooth transitions. Hope this helps.

- Adam

Posted: Sunday, 10/03/2004 -- by jeff milligan. Subject:

actually, that will not work...if you have a script that is a "page" in a new script (I will call this a subscript) the transition from the page to the subscript will be the transition that you put on the first page in the subscript. in designer open both if you need to previw, changing the first page in the subscript, save and then play the main script

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