Chintu Pintu Fight Scene Animation in PowerPoint

Microsoft PowerPoint isn’t just for business presentations; it’s a versatile tool that can unleash your creativity. In this step-by-step tutorial, we’ll dive into the world of animation and show you how to create an engaging cartoon animated scene featuring the characters Chintu and Pintu. By using Motion Paths, Spin Animation, and the Grow/Shrink effect, you can make your presentations come alive.

Step 1: Getting Started

To get started, open Microsoft PowerPoint. You can follow along with the provided tutorial video or use your own characters and elements for a unique animation.

Step 2: Creating Chintu’s Hand Animation

In the tutorial video, two Spin Animation effects are used for Chintu’s hand:

A. 385-Degree Counter Clockwise Rotation

• Apply Spin Animation to the hand.
• Set the rotation to 385 degrees counterclockwise.
• Choose “play with previous” for smooth transitions.
• Add a duration of 0.75 seconds with no delay timing.
• To make the animation more realistic, set the End Smoothness to 0.35 seconds.

B. 25-Degree Clockwise Rotation

• Apply a second Spin Animation to the hand.
• Set the rotation to 25 degrees clockwise.
• Again, choose “play with previous” for a fluid animation.
• Keep the duration at 0.25 seconds and a delay timing of 0.75 seconds.

Screenshots:

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Step 3: Animating Chintu’s Head

For Chintu’s head animation, a Downward Motion Path with Auto Reverse is used:

• Apply a Downward Motion Path to Chintu’s head.
• Set it to “play with previous.”
• Adjust the duration to 0.25 seconds with a delay timing of 1.35 seconds.
• To create a more dynamic effect, add a Start Smoothness of 0.15 seconds with “Auto reverse.”

Screenshots:

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Step 4: Adding Eye Animation

Chintu’s left eye is animated with a Down Motion Path and a Grow/Shrink effect:

• Use the Animation Painter to copy the head’s Downward Motion Path onto the left eye.
• Apply a Grow/Shrink effect to the left eye with a 10% Vertical size change.
• Set it to “auto reverse” for a realistic blinking effect.
• Keep the duration at 0.25 seconds and a delay timing of 1.35 seconds.

Screenshots:

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Step 5: Replicating Effects for Pintu

To replicate the same effects for Pintu, you’ll use the Animation Painter with different delay timings:

• Use the Animation Painter to copy the animations from Chintu’s hand, head, and eye onto Pintu.
• Adjust the delay timings to create synchronized animations for Pintu.

Screenshots:

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Step 6: Download the Presentation (PPT)

If you’d like to explore the full animated presentation created in this tutorial, you can download it here: Download Presentation

Conclusion

PowerPoint isn’t just for business presentations; it’s a canvas for creativity. By applying Motion Paths, Spin Animation, and the Grow/Shrink effect, you can bring characters and scenes to life. Use this tutorial as a starting point and let your imagination run wild. Your PowerPoint presentations will never be the same again!

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Remember to keep your viewers engaged and informed by providing clear and detailed explanations alongside the screenshots. This way, they can follow along with your tutorial and create their own animated scenes in PowerPoint.

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