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When I create a Sozi presentation and set the transition-duration to 0 ms, moving forward in the presentation behaves as expected. Moving backward, however, still has a transition-duration of something like 1. second.
If there is only one field for duration length, shouldn't it apply to both the forward and reverse transitions?
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Thanks for the suggestion. Under normal circumstances, I would use the up and down arrows.
The problem is that I'm using one of these slideshow remote controls that only have a left and right arrow and I'm not sure that re-programming it is feasible in the time allotted for a presentation.
Currently, user-defined transition properties are applied only when following the "normal" sequence of the presentation.
In all other cases (including moving backwards), a default transition is applied.
I did not consider this as a problem until some presentations I made recently.
I understand that it can be unexpected and counter-intuitive.
I have marked this issue as a bug. Hopefully, it will be fixed in the next release.
Hi,
When I create a Sozi presentation and set the transition-duration to 0 ms, moving forward in the presentation behaves as expected. Moving backward, however, still has a transition-duration of something like 1. second.
If there is only one field for duration length, shouldn't it apply to both the forward and reverse transitions?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: