Ich nutze das Präsentationsprogramm gamma von google und bin mit vielen Features der Bezahl-Version sehr zufrieden. Ich vermisse aber einen Effekt, den Powerpoint sehr gut bietet: die Animation. Vor allem wäre es mir wichtig, auf einem Chart verschiedene Zeilen oder Teilbereiche erst sukzessive nacheinander präsentieren zu können. Bisher gelingt es mir immer nur, das gesamte Chart auf einmal zu präsentieren. Mache ich etwas falsch oder kann Gamma dieses Feature des allmählichen Erscheinen nicht?

설명할 때 좀 더 집중할 수 있도록 내 설명에 맞추어서 그림이나 글귀가 나오도록 하면 좋을 것 같습니다

Hi hello. Congratulations on Gamma!!

Many of my friends and I think it is really urgent and very, very important!!! Give presentation builders the option to do animations! 1. On the text itself. 2. And highlight and make text come after text. 3. Give the option to add an animated highlight marker on a specific line or word. 4. Including animation for icons. This is really critical. Thanks in advance great people - this is important!! and urgent!!

This could make me leave you and go to the competitors. And I want to stay with you.

Currently, slide animations only play the first time a slide appears during a presentation. If I return to that slide later, the animations don’t replay. It would be very helpful if animations could be triggered every time a slide is shown, not just the first time. This would make transitions more consistent and engaging, especially during live presentations where revisiting slides is common.

1-Comment animer l'apparition des éléments d'un graphique pour rendre la présentation plus dynamique?

2-Et comment exporter vers PowerPoint sans perdre les animation ?

Merci pour travail déjà accompli mais nous attendons ces fonctionnalités basiques.

nao consigo fazer trransicoes entre slides

I wish we had an option to add more animations to our content. The fade is cool, but I think it would be nice to have different kinds of animations for the list or images. :)

Having the choice to select if, when and what animations to use when moving to the next slide...