Interactive Games with Triggers in PowerPoint - Download and Animation Tutorial

This is an advanced PowerPoint animation tutorial featuring memory games, flash cards, and quizzes using triggers. Great for teachers and students in the classroom, as well as for your own fun way to remember things! Enjoy!
Get the sample file here (search for interactive memory games): nutsandboltssp...
⚑ SUBSCRIBE: Bit.Ly/Spicy-Yo...
► Get the Slides from My KZbin Tutorials bit.ly/Spicy-Sl...
► Check out our free "Speed & Spice" mini-courses with my friends Camille & Taylor of Nuts & Bolts Speed Training: bit.ly/PPT-Minis
►Our massive vault of blog tutorials: bit.ly/PptTricks
+++++++++
To learn other Animation and PowerPoint Tricks (and download more FREE slides), see my other posts:
Creating Fireworks With Animations - nutsandboltssp...
Creating A Hinge Effect With Animations - nutsandboltssp...
Creating A Motion Text Effect - nutsandboltssp...
Must Have PowerPoint Animation Tool - nutsandboltssp...
Animated Scenes With Vector Graphics - nutsandboltssp...
Creating The Falling Snow Effect With Animations - nutsandboltssp...
Creating A Moving Background In PowerPoint - nutsandboltssp...
Rotating 3D Objects in PowerPoint - nutsandboltssp...
3D Pop-Out Picture Effect in PowerPoint - nutsandboltssp...
Creating Blinking Lights For A City Night Scene - nutsandboltssp...
Royalty Free Music provided by Audiomicro.com.

[@supedawg]

I just wanted to point out (again) that I have been a technical trainer for over 25 years and have been using PowerPoint since it was first introduced, and your PowerPoint learning videos are still some of the best I have ever seen! Please keep them coming! - Chuck, Canastota, NY

[@powerpointspice]

Charles Campbell Hi Chuck - thank you so much for your comment and sharing your story. I'm so glad that the tutorials are helpful, even for pros like yourself! :) Yes, it takes a while to crank out each one, but am always working on new stuff - appreciate the encouragement!

[@thedigitons2351]

Great video, but if you're planning to do this, here's a pro tip; when you duplicate an object, so do the animations. Therefore you only have to do is make One set of cards ( the yellow and blue), and then duplicate that card a couple of times, then change the text. I hope this helped anyone.

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks, Digitons! This is why I love posting videos - always learning from viewers as well :).

[@drrehamsarhan803]

Oh really i did the same thing , i made blank cards with no text and when i finished the 24 triggers i duplicated the slide as a whole so i can use it easily when i need .

[@magdalenamrowka4734]

Darn, forgot about that - duplicating animations

[@sherrysolomon6806]

@@drrehamsarhan803 How does that work?

[@chaterinenainggolan7656]

How to duplicate the animations?

[@PANDUANOFFICE25]

I'm incredibly impressed by a video showcasing a game created with PowerPoint. The creativity and innovation demonstrated in using such a tool for game development are truly remarkable. It's both entertaining and inspiring!

[@rhyboeth]

I can't thank you enough for posting this video. I've been trying to put together a game for online learning, knew it could be done but couldn't figure out how. It literally took me two weeks to find a tutorial that actually helped.

[@powerpointspice]

That’s fantastic - so glad it was useful and feel free to use the download file to help as well. Appreciate the comment!

[@vanessadorminey]

Thank you for this video. It is still helping folks six years later! You saved my sanity!

[@powerpointspice]

Haha so glad to hear (and this is a response 2 years later 😂). Appreciate it!!

[@tomparsley1155]

I used this to create a memory/Match game as virtual team builder. By splitting the board vertically, right side each box was a name of a person on the team, left side had the unique match question (such as career you wanted or place you would want to visit or something you consistently do); then also used a power point Icon (i prefer the animal) and place it between the top and bottom "flash card" so as the top flips over or back it covers the icon...then you match the icons as a game. Great Team builder and fun to use. Thanks TONS for the Tips and keep them coming.

[@p3lvch3]

Animation effects algorithm for one slide : Question1: Collapse ( start on click ) Answer1: Stretch ( start after previous, delay 0.25s ) Answer1: Collapse ( start on click) Question1: Stretch ( start after previous, delay 0.25s )

[@alisonjones4695]

Great video!! It is the best one I've seen for making flash cards, great step by step instructions. Thanks!

[@powerpointspice]

You are the best for watching and commenting!! Thanks, Alison!

[@Marie-kk7ez]

Can't wait to see your other videos.

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks! I just posted a new one as well.

[@White_lily999]

Wow! Thanks! I’ve been making ppt’s for over 5 years and never knew these shortcuts 😱 This will help so much!

[@georgenicola1100]

I JUST MADE IT!! Thank you ! TIP: It's much faster if you make one card (with all animations and without text) and copy it. After that you just have to write the text in every card.

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks, GEorge! Yes, I actually figured that out after I made the video but unfortunately couldn't edit - glad you were able to do it the smart way!

[@karlenehart2217]

I had to rewind so many times to get this, made mistakes, this one needed a written doc to go along with to see where mistakes were made. But I got through it and I did it. Thank you!

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks for hanging in there!!

[@PandoraGallusser]

The video is really great! Thank you so much! How do you make the quizzes, though?

[@natasapopovic4340]

Bravo, this is the best presentation I've seen so far. Well done again!

[@powerpointspice]

You are so welcome - thanks for watching, Natasa!

[@neilkenji2343]

Thank you! Now I have a new idea of presenting reports in class. You have many videos and this one is the first that I have watched and I've enjoyed it!

[@powerpointspice]

Great - thank you for watching, and glad you enjoyed, Neil!

[@neilkenji2343]

@@powerpointspice I want more of PowerPoint Tips!

[@valeriema4603]

It's sooooooo helpful!!! Epic tutorial video. Thank you so much!!!!!

[@lipsofcolorj4963]

I just found this video five years later!!! I love it .great job teacher..And thanks for the copy..you have lots of patience ☺☺👍👍

[@powerpointspice]

Thank you for watching!! Glad it was useful :). By the way if you just copy and paste the pairs it also works to keep the animations (vs redoing each time)!

[@leonasmile]

After 4 hours of trial and error I got it!!! Thanks

[@powerpointspice]

Sweet - congrats!

[@reba_techteacher]

Amazing skils. Thank you. Glad I subscribed.

[@p3rf3ctlyflaw3d23]

Thank you for this video! Very helpful :)

[@michellenoid1385]

Thank you so much! I found your swivel video and I used those settings in place of your animation here. Works like a charm! Thank you for taking the time to make these videos!

[@powerpointspice]

So clever - thanks for sharing!

[@aggsik4]

Super!A good thing about power point is that we can create anything out of scratch and we sharpen our minds too.It needs patience but the result is great!Thank you for the tutorial! :)To add more suspense for the students, we can also add another pack of 12 cards on top of them all , -with numbers ( from 1 to 12) or pictures -so that the students can choose a number in random and put an exit fade trigger so that a blue card will be revealed :) Don't forget to add an exit fade trigger for each card separately of course :)

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks, Olga - you are so creative, and that's a great suggestion! Suspense definitely adds even more spice. You're absolutely right, too - that PPT provides pretty much endless possibilities for creation (that's what I love about it!).

[@drrehamsarhan803]

Thanks alot for your suggestion i added these trigggers for suspense and i felt that it becomes more spicy , many thanks Lia & olga .

[@stephaniesecrist7161]

AWESOME tutorial and THANK YOU FOR THE TEMPLATE!

[@carsondan2829]

It would be best if Lea posts a screen capture after each operation, saying, "Your slide should now look like this", pointing out the numbers next to each card and what they mean, as well as what the lightning bolt means (Yes, I do know the bolt means that a trigger[s] has been set...).

[@lauran880]

A huge thank you for your video. I used it to make a Halloween memory game for my 7 year old French pupils. I think they'll love it. All I needed was for confetti to come down when I had found all the pairs🎉🎃😍

[@powerpointspice]

That’s amazing!! Thank you for sharing, Laura!

[@sweetiepeachy]

This is very helpful. Thank you.

[@powerpointspice]

You are so welcome!

[@TheBug1961]

This is great. Thank you!

[@powerpointspice]

You are so welcome - thanks for commenting!

[@tammieneeley5764]

Awesome activity. Thank you for creating the how to video. I hope to use this activity in my high school accounting classes.

[@powerpointspice]

Super! Thanks for the comment!

[@anandmalhotra9703]

Thank you so much. This morning I made one for my training classes. Really helpful. Regards

[@powerpointspice]

Super! Glad it was useful.

[@josephcosgroveF4fl]

Very good, thanks.

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks, Joseph!

[@carsondan2829]

This is not easy at all. The main reason seems to be that it is just so detailed and tedious, and so easy to make a mistake! Then you have to go back, possibly begetting even more mistakes. I'm also getting the distinct impression that even though a mistake was made, the cards will behave and appear as if nothing is wrong. Just before dragging in 9:19, Start changed from "After Previous" to "On Click". I only caught this because of the mouse icon which suddenly appeared next to my triggers. I think that a host of problems started when I accidently dragged something down to far, causing the following slide to pop up, and I to pull up again the one I was working on. UPDATE: Damn. I had to hit redo twenty times and somehow undid some things I shouldn't have....had to X-out so I could start all over again.

[@JInpeiDuy]

Nice work! But we can actually save lots of time by setting the trigger first on a pair of rectangle then just coping and pasting :).

[@powerpointspice]

Yes, thanks - I realized that after I posted it. I now show people that in webinars and other trainings with this trick. Appreciate the tip!

[@peterveer7798]

PowerPoint Spice How can i make lingo in Powerpoint?

[@alqasimalqasim2742]

I love you teacher, you saved my life

[@diantecastine7235]

I just finished making a playable memory match on ppt, if anyone is interested kzbin.info/www/bejne/opfSgKeJrtGtrLM

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks, Ali!! So glad it was useful.

[@powerpointspice]

Nice job, Levon! Looks great.

[@liudmilaanokhina8906]

Thank you so much for your great tutorial! I could not find this particular information before I found yours

[@powerpointspice]

You are so welcome, Liudmila - thank you so much for watching!

[@MichaelChidubem]

Hi. Nice video. Let's say I have created my game in PowerPoint, Is it possible to have this played on a website? What format should be saved off PowerPoint and what format should be uploaded? Looking forward to your response. Thanks

[@theresapope9029]

So appreciated this video. Thanks to your instructions, I was able to create my own set of flash cards and they look amazing!

[@drrehamsarhan803]

Lia , you're really so creative please keep going on i 'm always waitting for your new tutorials , powerpoint with you is so interesting i adored powerpoint because of you , I became a new teacher with fantastic engaging learning environment . God bless you .

[@powerpointspice]

Reham Sarhan Thanks, Reham! You are really an amazing subscriber - thank you for watching and really trying to apply all of these techniques. Your students are very fortunate to have a teacher like you! I wish I had more of those when I was in school! :)

[@michellegrant6476]

Great video, very clear instructions. Thank you!

[@powerpointspice]

Hi Michelle - so glad you enjoyed - thank you for the comment!

[@sumaiyasyed409]

awesome video. perfect explanation. got it on the first attempt itself. going to use it to teach my students. thanks a lot for this video.

[@powerpointspice]

Excellent - thanks so much, Sumaiya! Your students are very fortunate to have a teacher like you who is always looking to spice up the lessons. Wish all teachers were like that!

[@carsondan2829]

You may want to disable "drag and drop" on your PC before attempting this project. If you happen to jostle one of the cards with the mouse, it will either malfunction when clicked in playback, or disappear entirely.

[@ariannerojas6093]

So useful video! Thank you very much! :)

[@powerpointspice]

Thank you, Arianne!

[@gryffinkat]

This is great! It was so much simpler to follow your tutorial than to figure all of this out on my own. Thanks for posting! My one suggestion would be to demonstrate at the beginning of the video what the effect will look like; I had to scrub through a lot of the video to make sure this was going to do what I wanted it to before I went back and watched the whole thing. Thanks again!

[@powerpointspice]

Ok thanks for the feedback and the comment! I do try to do that in most videos, but you’re right - it was buried a bit in this one. Also, after publishing the video I realized you can just make one card and copy it multiple times vs make each one. Hope that helps!

[@CaioDr1k3]

Very useful mate.

[@powerpointspice]

+Caio Uchôa Thank you, Caio!

[@ri-create]

This is very helpful. Thank you! :)

[@powerpointspice]

You are so welcome, Super Mhonde!

[@utelowitzsch6442]

Thank you for your tutorial. I followed along with PPT 2010 and all worked like a charm. Thank you again. :)

[@powerpointspice]

Awesome - glad you were able to do it and enjoyed the tutorial! Appreciate the comment, Ute! :)

[@peterveer7798]

How can i make LINGO in p point is there a tutorial ?

[@carsondan2829]

Ahh...did not de-select the cards to re-select them this time. This gives me two lightning bolt symbols, just like in Lea's illustration. (10:40)

[@theresapope9029]

This video was fantastic! Thank you so much for posting it. I would have never been able to figure this out on my own.

[@tlabbott512]

I really enjoyed this tutorial. The instructions are very easy to follow. I would like to create another game and would very much appreciate your help. The game needs 4 slides.... slide #1 with 1-12 number boxes; slide #2 the questions; slide #3and either or choice (ex. red or green); slide #4 the correct answer. I know this may be a bit much to apply the triggers, but if you would please let me know how to do this or if it is even possible, better yet a tutorial would be nice. I would greatly appreciate it.

[@ebenezerakaglo3069]

Kudos! That's really good!

[@powerpointspice]

Thank you, Ebenezer!

[@honeycomblearningdesign8877]

Thanks for sharing the template. It is extremely useful

[@ashaydwivedi420]

PowerPoint Spice, you are just awesome and I love your videos tutorial. This made my interest in PowerPoint. I subscribe!

[@powerpointspice]

Ashay Dwivedi Appreciate that you've subscribed Ashay, and so glad you've found the videos useful! You may like some of my other ones as well :).

[@ashaydwivedi420]

OK Lia, Keep it up !

[@pervaiziqbal2416]

very very very very very vert very dificult game making but i like this video so much i subscribed your channel.

[@jennylenesmith-drayton8677]

AMAZING!!!!! TOTALLY AWESOME!!!

[@powerpointspice]

Thank you, Jennylene! Really appreciate the comment, and glad you liked it!

[@wijayantifatma6003]

Great ! Thanks, so useful

[@powerpointspice]

Glad you enjoyed, Fatma! Thanks for the comment.

[@daydreamer1939]

Thank you so much for this! I feel enriched now that I know how to to this.

[@powerpointspice]

+Roxana Alexandra Fantastic! That is my ultimate goal, so always happy to hear comments like that!

[@daydreamer1939]

I am glad you're happy. :)

[@kinnotoogue1552]

Hi! I'm a fan of your works and always wait for your videos because i also love making interactive powerpoints. I think it will be alot easier, when you're going to use many cards, IF you apply the trigger to a pair of cards first and then duplicate these cards so the trigger itself is already set on the following duplicates. It saves you a lot of time. That's what i do when i make some games. Just something i could share! :)

[@powerpointspice]

Kinno Toogue Great tip, Kinno! Agree that that saves time - so thank you for sharing :).

[@debc7799]

Lifesaver! Thanks!

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks for watching, Deb! Glad you enjoyed, and thanks for the comment.

[@matvarnado]

A very useful tutorial. I've been wondering if you have done any practical tutorials using hyperlinks.

[@powerpointspice]

matvarnado Not yet, but on my to-do list is just general interactivity with mouseovers/hyperlinks/triggers. This was just the first one. Thanks for the comment, matvarnado!

[@matvarnado]

PowerPoint Spice I'll be looking for it. In the meantime, I used hyperlinks to make my own quiz on on the PowerPoint shortcuts because I'm too old to not get confused when I was trying to do the triggers on each of the graphics for that many. It fit better with my concentration. The big problem with doing that is it's resources intensive whereas this tutorial makes it more compact. Again thanks for this good tutorial. The trigger method is highly adaptable for many I may plan to do in the future.

[@meMYSELFnU]

Hello! Great video, I plan on using this! Only one thing I need to know. Is there a way to make these cards movable within the space of screen? Say, I group the 2 sides as an object which them becomes draggable without flipping. I ask this as that would make the cards usable for a complete card game!

[@powerpointspice]

Hi Daya - unfortunately you can't really do draggable stuff in PowerPoint without using VBA etc. You would need to use ARticulate products for more drag and drop effects. If you want to make a 2-sided object / card, however, you could create a 3D skinny card in Paint 3D (should be available on your computer - or at least through the Microsoft App store) and then import that into PowerPoint. This would then be truly 2-sided and flippable. Very interesting idea actually - I will keep that in mind for maybe a future tutorial.

[@meMYSELFnU]

@@powerpointspice Amazing! I did't even think that possible! Thank you :)

[@levix1arena]

Wow! PowerPoint > Storyline! Thanks for the video! I didn't knew we can copy format by ctrl+shift+c / v :)

[@powerpointspice]

+Carlos Levi Yup, that's one of my favorite shortcuts - thanks for watching and commenting, Carlos!

[@McCabeH9]

P-spice I’m so rarely impressed with instructional videos to the point of leaving a comment. But you really do an excellent job. Not only have I gleaned terrific ideas and shortcuts, but your speaking style and visual meshes with the presentation very well. Since my slides are used for online instruction to type A personalities, I’d always thought excitement was key. What I learned was it depends on the time I’d day, day of week, market action, etc, Sometimes I’ll make two version AM & PM; with different music in background and either a softer vocal tone or a more energetic tone. Even though you don’t have a video on this specific topic it was from watching your vids that caused me to a/b test the idea. Soooo..... sometimes we learn things from people they hadn’t meant to teach but are pearls nonetheless. Kudo’s girl. Now imma make my class a game.... all cos of p-spice. Enjoy your day.

[@carsondan2829]

Sometimes Lea says to select the cards again, but they're already selected. If I just hit "Add Animation" from there will this screw things up? Or should I deselect, then select again before adding animation? I've probably attempted this tut around, oh, ten times now, and it hasn't come out right yet. But it's very important that I nail this. Also, at times she will ask that the trigger be set to "on click", and yet in the start panel it will be set to "after previous". Should I change that to "on click" as well? She never called attention to this discrepancy, and what to do.

[@teacher.lindsey]

Thank you for sharing the editable template! Saves so much time.

[@powerpointspice]

You are most welcome - glad it was useful and teachers definitely deserve all the saved time they can get - especially these days!!

[@analiacaiza2492]

I love this video, thank you.

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks so much, Anita!!

[@karimaalqarrawi9016]

that is so helpful .......I finally did it

[@powerpointspice]

Fantastic, congratulations! :)

[@luciabicudopepi3312]

karimah abdullah l

[@luciabicudopepi3312]

karimah abdullah Ωπ

[@lpa9974]

I’m having trouble when trying to add a graphic to each slide. Could you please tell me what I might be doing wrong? Thank you.

[@victorugorji6350]

wow, great video. Do you have a video on the how to use hyperlinks to create very interactive scoreboards?

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks, Ik Victor! Glad you liked it - you can take a look at my "tech genius" video to see how i make relatively interactive scoreboards with live text boxes. You can always hyperlink this slide with other slides where you play the game. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJDZZKydpqmFl9U

[@peterveer7798]

PowerPoint Spice how can i make a LINGO game in Powerpoint?

[@peterveer7798]

PowerPoint Spice But What i miss in the game is if i open both cards than the cards must automatically dissepear!

[@enjangwijaya9331]

Great!

[@powerpointspice]

Thank you so much for the comment ! (I’m just now catching up!). Glad it was useful.

[@fayolamaulida1663]

Thank you so much for helping my school task!

[@powerpointspice]

Thank you so much for the comment, Fayola - really glad it helped you out. This is a perfect technique for school projects - will definitely make you stand out as an awesome student!

[@heatherreilly1317]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! It was easy to follow and you were very exact in your instructions. May I ask how come we have to set the entrance and exit animations twice? (Once before the two slides are combined, and once after?) What does combining them the first time do, if we still have to do it again later? Can that step be skipped so the animations are only set once?

[@neerajagarwal1930]

loved the video and the creator too..😋

[@powerpointspice]

+Neeraj Agarwal thanks Neeraj - feel free to check out my latest videos - you may enjoy as well!

[@peterveer7798]

PowerPoint Spice Can you tell me how i can make the word guess game Lingo in Powerpoint?

[@thanaamardini8857]

Great job thank you very much it is very useful

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks for the comment, Thanaa! Glad it was useful.

[@ricg5878]

Love your videos, they are really helpful. Greetings from Spain.

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks so much, Big Lombordo! Glad you enjoyed, and awesome that you're the first commenter!

[@ricg5878]

PowerPoint Spice Just downloaded your "interactive game presentation" and it's actually really cool. I realized that you only have to make the squares with the animation and trigger once. Then you copy and paste it as many times you want and the trigger will still work in all those copies. So that saves too much time. (I explained it as best Icould)

[@powerpointspice]

Big Lombordo Oh nice - that DOES save time - thanks for the tip! Sometimes reverse engineering something yields really great new insights!

[@alecarmstrong7538]

Hi - I enjoyed the video and believe I will be able to use this with my students - so thank you! You said that one can create a memory game - do you have a way of enabling paired responses to be recognised (e.g. the cards no longer turn over)? Thank you!

[@ChewOnIt]

Pick up and apply all format is NOT Ctrl-Shft-C then Ctrl-V. It should be Ctrl-Shft-C then Ctril-Shft-V. You have said it wrong in video at 5:03.

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks for the catch!

[@carsondan2829]

No mention of changing the start point at times, and yet after I've decided to compare this setting to what is seen on her interface in the vid, they are different.

[@NDcompetitiveshooter]

Thank you very much. It worked great!

[@powerpointspice]

+rmlds2000 Awesome, glad it did! Thanks for sharing, rmlds2000!

[@realdealclass]

Thank you for the nice video. Is there any way I can apply this to 3 cards by any chance? one for score, another for questions, and the other for answer. I’d be really appreciative.

[@carsondan2829]

At 10:23, if you don't DESELECT first before you select each gold card, won't this create a screw-up?

[@mychanel8277]

Awesome

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks a lot!

[@lpa9974]

In the beginning of the instructions, you mention creating a grid as you showed in the “intro video.” Can you tell me where to find into your video please? Thank you.

[@powerpointspice]

This is just the opening sequence - sane video!

[@powerpointspice]

Same

[@lpa9974]

Thanks for your reply. Can you tell me how you got the 6“ / 12” ruler instead of the 4” / 8” horizontal ruler as a canvas to place your 3.1” objects?

[@Mintz1998]

Thank you so so much! You have saved me from my assignment. The idea and tutorial is FANTASTIC! I Loved it! Once again thank you so much! #muchlove

[@powerpointspice]

Oh super - you are so welcome! Good luck with your assignment. :)

[@katricewalker6991]

Followed everything but the end was tricky and then could get it to play unless I was in slide show.

[@powerpointspice]

Yes you need to be in slide show to make it work. Glad it worked at the end!

[@busyteacher2]

I spent hours looking for the "Trigger" button. Then I found out that Powerpoint 2011 for MAC does not have triggers! This is me SCREAMING! great powerpoint.

[@powerpointspice]

+mhyoung357 Ack! Yeah Mac PowerPoint often has more limited features, sadly! :/ Most of my other tutorials should work on Macs though.

[@powerpointspice]

Yeah Mac ppt is pretty limiting, unfortunately. But I believe existing triggers in a presentation should still work - try downloading the sample file and seeing if they work there - at least you'll hopefully have triggers in card form.

[@carsondan2829]

At 10:16, the selection pane does not work to select the cards as a group.

[@judistallings]

Thank you so much for this video. I've been looking for something with clear, easy to follow instructions. I was excited to finish my first flash card deck! However, when I went to play it, I have four cards that are mislinked. They flip correctly but when you flip them back they are blank. As you continue through the deck, they appear when you flip other cards. Is there any way to remedy the situation without rebuilding the deck? Thanks!!

[@jalenhardy2974]

this very helpful

[@powerpointspice]

+Jalen Hardy Thanks, Jalen - glad it was! Appreciate the comment.

[@ibrenos]

you is really incredible! I'm your fan.

[@powerpointspice]

BrEnO SiLvA™ Thanks, Breno! You are incredible for watching and commenting :) - appreciate it!

[@dee31598]

Hi there! Thank you! Can I use pictures as well?

[@powerpointspice]

Yes! You can also do a picture fill on the cards if you make with shapes.

[@dominatricus]

@@powerpointspice The template works beautifully. I added pictures (for a memory game for little kids) and animated and sorted them with the rectangles, but it ends the show if you click on the picture rather than the rectangle. Any idea how to make either the picture or the rectangle flip the card back? Thank you!!

[@haya1f]

HI BIG THANK YOU FOR YOUR TUTORIAL. I ENJOYED IT VERY MUCH. I JUST HAVE A QUESTION - I WANT TO CREAT A MEMORY GAME AND WANT THE MATCHING CARDS WON'T FLIP AGAIN IS IT POSSIBLE?

[@kjdaley6901]

A good question that I was hoping to see an answer to, but it seems that questions aren't answered, only thank yous for positive feedback!

[@katebridgland5044]

@@kjdaley6901 I tried formatting the back card with a picture instead of a color in fill. It seems to work.

[@imperijasd]

Thanks

[@powerpointspice]

You’re welcome, Imperijasd!

[@fedajouda]

super :) I'll try to do it now Thank you

[@powerpointspice]

+feda jouda Thanks, Feda!

[@peterveer7798]

+PowerPoint Spice I want make the android game :Press your Luck in PP. Can you tell me how i can make the game in PowerPoint ?

[@pascallocatelli7256]

appreciate your video I used this tutorial to create a memo game but I have a question How can I change the position of the card? they're is any possibility to do it because I want to use this game more times but people know where the cards match so I am looking for something I can click and the cards change position thanks

[@powerpointspice]

YOu can select both cards by clicking and dragging around them to select (or through the selection pane) and you just move them as you like. They can be anywhere on the slide and still work.

[@andregarant9799]

Hi, I have a 2011 for mac version. Everything seems to work fine as I follow all the steps you are giving until 8:23 where you say to right click and go to timing...the problem is, when I right click, a list of different options appear but not timing. Is there another way to use the triggers...which I also can't find.

[@powerpointspice]

***** Is there a timing tab in your "effect options" ? That's usually where it is - right clicking and going there directly is just a shortcut.

[@andregarant9799]

PowerPoint Spice Yes, there is a timing tab...thank you...but it only shows "start, speed, delay and repeat"...no triggers in the 2011 version I guess. Soooo, is there another way to make the cards flip or am I screwed?

[@powerpointspice]

***** Ohhh didn't realize you have a mac! Looks like you have to use VBA to create triggers - BUT if you download my file, you can use the premade cards. If you need fewer / more cards, you can just delete or copy/paste. So one more hope at least before you're screwed :).

[@mariaquinones5787]

Great video. I tried it as done and I must have done something wrong. When I go to present the blue flips to yellow but when I click on it again, the slide show ends. HELP!

[@powerpointspice]

Hi Maria - strange! There are a variety of reasons for why that would happen. Here is a sample file you can compare against: bit.ly/Interactive-Cards

[@mshywing]

Does this work on picture in the bottom layer? I built first layer with text box and 2nd layer with picture for a children game. I followed the animation instruction to create all the sets of entrance and exit. After I finished and show it in presentation mode, the click doesn't show the picture. The click only show the text box, just collapse and stretch.

[@HameezCSECMaths]

What is the best way to share this ...

[@EventasAsia]

Thanks for the video ... I have followed ur instructions and is able to click once to reveal and click again to hide ... but not the second time. I thought I could do this (click to reveal & hide forever) ... is there a step i'm missing?

[@powerpointspice]

+Eventas Asia - Hi Eventas Asia - yes, it should work forever. Not sure why it's not working for you. Maybe you can download the sample and see what is different?

[@sweetiepeachy]

Question: Is it possible to use the old boxes and make a new set with it? I did it on my first try but the second one is not flipping. I used the old boxes from the first try. does it matter? pls enlighten, coz ive been working on the second try for few hours now. thank you.

[@powerpointspice]

You can copy / paste the same boxes! Just edit the text.

[@antonpavey8304]

What a big help your video was! Thanks so much. Is there any way to get cards to flip back if they do not match?

[@powerpointspice]

Anton Pavey You can click on each of the cards to make them flip back - so the best way to just do that. Glad the video was helpful - thanks for the comment, Anton!

[@diantecastine7235]

I just finished making a playable memory match if you're still interested. The cards do flip back. kzbin.info/www/bejne/opfSgKeJrtGtrLM