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% language=us
\environment interaction-style
\startcomponent interaction-transitions
\startchapter[title={Page transitions}]
I'm not sure if this feature is still used but in the early days of \PDF\ support
in \TEX, users loved it. I never really used it myself. Page transitions only
make sense in presentations, and unfortunately the ones provided by the Acrobat
viewers are just ugly. Anyhow, one automatically gets them by saying:
\starttyping
\setuppagetransitions[random]
\stoptyping
This way one gets random transitions. Resetting transitions is done by:
\starttyping
\setuppagetransitions[reset]
\stoptyping
If needed one can specify transitions but I strongly advice against this, because
these commands are very viewer dependant, therefore: if in despair, use numbers!
By default, the next set is used, and one can access them by number,
\starttabulate[|c|l|]
\HL
\NC \bf number \NC \bf transition effects \NC\NR
\HL
\NC 1\quad 2 \NC \type{{split,in,vertical}}
\type{{split,in,horizontal}} \NC\NR
\NC 3\quad 4 \NC \type{{split,out,vertical}}
\type{{split,out,horizontal}} \NC\NR
\NC 5\quad 6 \NC \type{{blinds,horizontal}}
\type{{blinds,vertical}} \NC\NR
\NC 7\quad 8 \NC \type{{box,in}}
\type{{box,out}} \NC\NR
\NC 9\quad10\quad11\quad12 \NC \type{{wipe,east}}
\type{{wipe,west}}
\type{{wipe,north}}
\type{{wipe,south}} \NC\NR
\NC 13 \NC \type{dissolve} \NC\NR
\NC 14\quad15 \NC \type{{glitter,east}}
\type{{glitter,south}} \NC\NR
\HL
\stoptabulate
The next settings are all valid:
\starttyping
\setuppagetransitions
\setuppagetransitions[1]
\setuppagetransitions[3,5,8,random]
\stoptyping
Valid setups are:
\setup{setuppagetransitions}
\stopchapter
\stopcomponent
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