Steps to reproduce: 1. Open Impress, create a new presentation. 2. Create a new slide with bullets. 3. Write three lines on it, something like "Line 1", "Line 2", "Line 3" is fine. 4. Slide Show/Custom animation. Be careful not to trig bug 57576 in the process. 5. Add (animation). Pick "Appear" effect. 6. Slide show. Be careful not to trig bug 57580 in the process. 7. Everything ok (if you didn't trig the previous bugs). All paragraphs begin hidden, and every time you click, the next paragraph is shown. 8. Exit slide show mode, and add two more lines to our text box: "Line 4" and "Line 5". 9. Slide show. Did you see it? Line 4 and line 5 didn't get the animation of the parent, so they show from the beginning. You have to exit slide show mode, delete the animation effect, and recreate it.
reproducible with LO 4.0.1.2 (Win7 Home, 64bit) I would suppose that this is a bug, because if the text box has as a whole an animation, then added lines should also have this animation.
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For me, the added line 4 & line 5 do not show at all. After line 3, the show is over. Is this how it's supposed to work, though? Win 7 Pro 64-bit, LibO Version: 4.4.1.2 Build ID: 45e2de17089c24a1fa810c8f975a7171ba4cd432 Locale: fi_FI
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Still reproduced with 5.5+. But I'm not this is bug at all and why you would expect to inherit animation effects. Like in bug report: you first write and then add animation. Logical request but not sure it's a bug, maybe engancement.
*** Bug 99536 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Additional related issues: - Changing indentation level of bullet point should adjust to the on-click/with-previous behaviour for the animation in keeping with the text animation setting for the text group ("All paragraphs at once", "By 1st level paragraphs" etc) - Re-ordering bullet points should reorder corresponding animations
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I am not sure if that is the same bug, but I noticed when adding an entrance animation to bullet points the last bullet point always seems to "lose" its animation when starting the presentation. Basically, I start the slide and instead of all bullet points being invisible, the last one is visible and has no animation. When I exit the presentation the animation is still listed. (All these animation related bugs (there's about four that break my workflow significantly) really make me hesitant to use LO in the future)
Created attachment 163753 [details] List animation bug example
I added a file showing my issue to this bug. Let me know if I should open a new bug report instead.
I confirm this bug with the description given by the original poster and the document attached by Kay on the previous comment. This is an important usability issue on Impress. To recap: if the "Appear" animation is applied to the entire text box the fact that it loses "entireness" when a new paragraph (usually bullet point) is added seems to be a bug.
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bug still presents in LO 7.0.4.2
This is inherited from OOo 3.3 (with the animation option "By 1st level paragraphs").
*** Bug 141834 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** Bug 152241 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Bug still present in 7.5.6.2 I guess the persistence of this bug (it bites me pretty regularly still) is just a thing. It's been going on for a decade. Apparently some progress has been made, BUT the new animated list editing behavior is still very not correct, just in a different way now. At least nobody can say now "this is not a bug", this is definitely broken. - The animation list window update isn't correct. When a line is added to an animated list, the last item in the list drops off in the animation window (ie the total number of items doesn't change). What was the last item in the list is no longer animated, it is orphaned. - The next-to-last item in the list is now displayed truncated (pointer error?). - When you add animation to the orphaned last item, the animation list displays no text at all for that re-added item. - When you play the now-"corrected" list it displays ~correctly, but the list window itself displays wrong, with incorrect text. It's hard to tell what's going on there. Related problem: - When an item is *deleted* from an animated list, the list doesn't update correctly either. The display order is messed up, and the animation list loses the text of the messed up items. Please check that when you add or delete an item in an animated list, that all the items that were animated before are still animated, and in the default linear order, and that the total number of items increases (or decreases) in the the animation list window, with correct text display. This is NOT happening now. The user should still be able to re-order an animated list if they want items to appear out of order. I checked, this works.