Snow Effect

1. The Snow Effect
PPT 2016
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2. Objectives
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1.Insert a picture and make it a background
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2. Insert shapes
3. Add effects and animations to the shapes
4. Combine these steps to create The Snow Effect

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4. Picking your background:
Step 1: Click “Insert” and chose “Online Pictures.”
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5. Step 2: Type “Snowy Night” into the search bar.
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6. Step 3: Double click on the picture you want.
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7. Step 4: Use the arrows to stretch the picture to fit your slide.
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8. Step 5: Zoom out.
Making Snow:
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9. Step 6: Click “Insert” and chose “Shapes.”
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10. Step 7: Chose the circle under the “Flowchart” section
and adjust the shape fill and outline
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11. Step 8: Click “Shape Effects” and choose “Glow.”
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12. Step 9: Click “More Glow Colors” and choose white.
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Congratulations you have created a piece of “snow!”

14. Step 10: Click your piece of snow and click “Animations.”
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15. Step 11: Click “Add Animation.”
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16. Step 12: Choose “More Motion Paths.”
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17. Step 13: Chose “Diagonal Down Right” and click “OK.”
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18. Step 14: Click on “Animation Pane.”
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19. Step 15: Double click on the object in the Animation Pane.
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20. Step 16: Click “Timing” and chose “With Previous”
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21. Step 17: Click the drop down arrow of “Repeat” and chose “Until End of Slide.”
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22. Step 18: Next to “Duration” click the up arrow until you reach 12.00
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23. Step 19: Click on your object, hit Ctrl+C, and hit Ctrl+V to Copy and Paste your object.
Do this until you have 15 pieces of snow.
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Note: When you continue to hit Ctrl+V, the pieces of snow will appear in a diagonal line

24. Step 20: Now you are going to move all the snow pieces where you would like.
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You can do this by clicking and dragging each object.
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25. Step 21: Click “Animations.”
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26. Step 22: Click on the arrow of each piece of snow and adjust where you want them to go.
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27. Step 23: Repeat steps 10 – 25.
The only adjustment is making the pieces of snow slightly bigger
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28. Step 24: Click on your object, hit Ctrl+C, and hit Ctrl+V to Copy and Paste your object.
Do this until you have 12 pieces large of white snow.
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29. Step 25: Now you are going to move all the snow pieces where you would like.
You can do this by clicking and dragging each object.
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30. Step 26: Click “Animations.”
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31. Step 27: Click on the arrow of each piece of snow and adjust where you want them to go.
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32. Step 28: Click “Insert” and chose “Shapes.”
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33. Step 29: Chose the circle under the “Flowchart” section
and adjust the shape fill and outline
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34. Step 30: Click “Shape Effects” and choose “Glow.”
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35. Step 31: Click “More Glow Colors” and chose light blue.
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36. Step 32: Repeat steps 14 – 22.
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Almost there!

37. Step 33: Click on your object, hit Ctrl+c, and hit Ctrl+v to Copy and Paste your object.
Do this until you have 10 pieces of blue snow.
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38. Step 34: Now you are going to move all the snow pieces where you would like.
You can do this by clicking and dragging each object.
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39. Step 35: Click “Animations.”
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40. Step 36: Click on the arrow of each piece of snow and adjust where you want them to go.
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41. Step 37: Click “Animations.”
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42. Step 38: Click “Animation Pane.”
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43. Step 39: Widen the pane with double ended arrow on the left.
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44. Step 40: Use the double ended arrows to adjust the delay time for each piece of snow.
There are not definite times. They just need to be different.
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