1) you can use move-in instead of "draw" to bring a new image or text onto the canvas (with or without a hand) This usually looks very good but you cannot use it to move items that are already positioned on the canvas
2) you can use morph to move one image that is already on the canvas to a new position on the canvas. However this only works well for SVG images with black stroked paths and no color fills.
3) you can make an animated gif for movement, but animated gifs tend to look a little pixelated (in my experience) and may be best used sparingly and at smaller sizes.
If that does not answer your question, you may need to describe the question more clearly.
-Mike (videoscribe user)
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Alain Tang
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Thu, 7 Jan, 2016 at 3:45 PM
So it is not really possible to make an mobile UI like swipe effect?
Barry Radford
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Mon, 11 Jan, 2016 at 10:01 AM
Alain,
I would say it's possible. Excuse the fact the screen changes do not match but I just grabbed a couple of examples off Google Images to prove the concept rather than make the perfect scribe. Attached my scribe as well so you can see how it was done.
how to slide a one object on the other
2) you can use morph to move one image that is already on the canvas to a new position on the canvas. However this only works well for SVG images with black stroked paths and no color fills.
3) you can make an animated gif for movement, but animated gifs tend to look a little pixelated (in my experience) and may be best used sparingly and at smaller sizes.
If that does not answer your question, you may need to describe the question more clearly.
-Mike (videoscribe user)
Alain,
I would say it's possible. Excuse the fact the screen changes do not match but I just grabbed a couple of examples off Google Images to prove the concept rather than make the perfect scribe. Attached my scribe as well so you can see how it was done.
http://sho.co/174AF
Hope that helps
Barry