Rotating Objects Like Clocks Advanced PowerPoint Tutorial

How you make objects rotate usefully in PowerPoint to tell a story. Understand how to create clocks and seesaws using these techniques.
Works for PowerPoint 2016, PowerPoint 2013, PowerPoint 2010, PowerPoint 2007, and even PowerPoint 2003 and earlier.

[vivid]

I was struggling to create a rotating animation for my geometry project, and this video has been very helpful for me. Thank you for this simple solution.

[charlesheise]

Brilliant. Never would have thought of that!

[SokachinEngineering]

You are genius man. Common sense that is not common. Other videos just go around wasting poeple's watch time in the name of doing this big deal that you have just made trivial. Thanks once again. A life saver

[magda]

It's so awesome. Thank you! My project is saved!

[kidsproblemsolving]

BrightCarbon... Thanks a ton. I have been struggling with this issue since very long. You solved my problem.
A new subscriber :)

[relayprotection]

It's brilliant, thank you very much!

[PauloLemeAstronomia]

Amazing!!! Thanks a lot for the great help!

[adishkh]

Thank you so much! Love your content ❤️

[cormacc]

Well done - this expanation is spot on

[JankyStarts]

this is the exact thing i was looking for thanks

[hamedsaffari]

Very nice trick. Keep up the good work man
That's proud for billion dollar Microsoft corporation. They build a animation based software with no rotation anchor poin change.

[DavidGP]

Awesome! I've actually been using this trick for some time. But how did you center the square exactly on the center of the clock? In the video the square doesn't seem to be exactly centered at the beginning, but at the end it obviously is?

[bushraayman]

good morning.
thank you. Have a good day.

[mayurgo]

can you please help me on this. I am trying to rotate by 60 degrees but its not taking the command in custom