Select a unit and go to the Animation tab.
Select condition for starting animation from the drop-down menu:
None;
In view;
Hover;
Constant;
Tap.
Click on the icon to select an animation type.
The settings will be saved automatically.
Go to the Custom settings.
Click the Add button to add a step of animation.
Click on the step to open its settings.
A pop-up window will appear.
Set properties for visual transformations:
Opacity: Controls unit transparency;
Rotate: Turns a unit;
Scale: Resizes a unit;
Skew: Tilts a unit like a parallelogram.
Go to the Custom settings to add the advanced animation effects.
Select the point around which transformations (rotation, scaling) of the element occur from the drop-down menu. Available options:
Center
Top
Bottom
Left
Right
Top Left
Top Right
Bottom Left
Bottom Right
Spring: Select to simulate real-world spring physics! Great for bouncing buttons or natural drag-releases;
Tween: Select to stand for “in-between.” This is a time-based animation that runs over a fixed duration.
Specify the bouncing effect, simulating a spring-like motion, in percent.
Specify the animation duration in seconds.
Specify the delay period for the animation to start in seconds.
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