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Loading...You’ve learned how to use motion path animations in PowerPoint, but did you know that you can lock and unlock motion paths? You probably won’t have to tackle locking and unlocking motion paths too often but it’s good to know more about these options. Firstly, let us rehash some basics. We already showed you how to add a motion path animation to any slide object by either using a preset motion path, or by drawing your own custom path for the motion path animation. We also explained the concept of reversing paths and opening and closing paths.
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