On the View tab, in the Animation group, click Add. If a map or scene has never had an animation, you must add an animation to access the Animation tab. Use the Animation tab to build an animation. You can duplicate an existing animation and then modify it to show the same information with different properties. A map or scene can contain multiple animations. Working with an animation is like working on the active animation for the map, your changes are stored with the map. You can share animations directly to websites such as YouTube or Twitter. When you are ready to share an animation, you export it to the appropriate video format and set the resolution and frame rate. You can also add details using overlay text, images, and shapes directly on an animation. For example, you can update timing values for how fast or slow a duration is, change the position values of the camera, or insert a pause to showcase an area of interest. When you're done, you can edit the animation as needed.Īnimations can be modified interactively in a map or scene, or you can adjust animation properties by directly typing exact values. You can configure how the transitions are interpolated between each keyframe. You create animations by capturing a series of keyframes. All rights reserved.Animations can help you tell a story with a map or a scene and then export it as a video to share. Labels and map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Tropical storm tracks are created using the latest data from NHC, JTWC, NRL and IBTrACS.

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