Timing object (PowerPoint)
Represents timing properties for an animation effect.
Remarks
Use the following read/write properties of the Timing object to manipulate animation timing effects.
| Use this property | To change this... |
|---|---|
| Accelerate | Percentage of the duration over which acceleration should take place |
| AutoReverse | Whether an effect should play forward and then reverse, thereby doubling the duration |
| Decelerate | Percentage of the duration over which acceleration should take place |
| Duration | Length of animation (in seconds) |
| RepeatCount | Number of times to repeat the animation |
| RepeatDuration | How long should the repeats last (in seconds) |
| Restart | Restart behavior of an animation node |
| RewindAtEnd | Whether an objects return to its beginning position after an effect has ended |
| SmoothStart | Whether an effect accelerates when it starts |
| SmoothEnd | Whether an effect decelerates when it ends |
| TriggerDelayTime | Delay time from when the trigger is enabled (in seconds) |
| TriggerShape | Which shape is associated with the timing effect |
| TriggerType | How the timing effect is triggered |
Example
To return a Timing object, use the Timingproperty of the AnimationBehavior or Effect object. The following example sets timing duration information for the main animation.
ActiveWindow.Selection.SlideRange(1).TimeLine.MainSequence(1).Timing.Duration = 5
See also
PowerPoint Object Model Reference
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