morph-ppt

You can automate morph transitions by using command-line tools to create decks, add slides with specifically named shapes, and set the transition property to morph for cinematic motion. This programmatically coordinates shape identities to interpolate properties across slides.

Shape continuity in morph animations works by assigning matching names to identical shapes across multiple slides. The transition engine then automatically interpolates their position, size, and styling properties to create fluid, cinematic movement between scenes.

Yes, officecli is required as the underlying dependency to execute the commands that define persistent scene actors, set per-slide content properties, and validate the structure before outputting the final morph presentation file.

The best way to set up morph transitions programmatically is to create a deck file, add slides with shape properties using matching names like !!shape1, and explicitly apply the transition=morph setting on each slide to ensure high-quality cinematic flows.

Yes, you can use command line tools to manage scene actors and content by defining persistent elements with precise positioning and styling for each slide. This ensures complex cinematic motion workflows are validated and structured before generating the output file.