Starting section zoom *before* specific animations on slide - powerpoint

Section zoom seems to always start last on a PPT slide. How can I start it somewhere between several animations? (given that I don't have touch screen our mouse at the presentation to directly click on it)

You can start a section zoom at any time during an animation sequence. Click on the section thumbnail you want to zoom to. By default, the home slide is reset to the beginning of the animation sequences, so the animations you already ran before zooming will run again.
To avoid this, create a duplicate of the home slide, but place it after the section to which you zoomed. On the Zoom Tools tab, uncheck Return to Zoom, so the presentation doesn't jump back. Include only the animations you want to run after the zoom.

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Changing text after it lands on the second photos on horizontal scrolling

i'm new to figma and i wanted to build something where there are paragraph on the left side and a photos on the right side. so i used the horizontal scrolling with overflow scroll and i wanted to change the paragraph on the left side every time he user lands on a different photo available. how do i do that?
May this photo helps :
Unfortunately, that is not possible in Figma at the moment. You will have to attach the text to the scrolling container for it to appear while the user scrolls.
You cannot efficiently and without glitches create the interaction you described.
Though, I have a proposed solution.
It's not exactly what you're looking for but it works.
Create a frame (let's call it frame 1)
Add your paragraph to the left
Create another frame (let's call it carousel) within frame 1
Add your images in carousel and make sure Clip content is enabled on the frame
Add an arrow (shortcut: Shift + L) to the right of the image (to indicate the user to tap/click)
Duplicate frame 1
Move the all the images in your carousel to the left till the next image appears
Add an arrow Shift + L to the left of the image (to indicate the user to tap/click)
Go to the Prototype tab while you have carousel selected and on Overflow scrolling select Horizontal scrolling
Add an interaction On click to the right arrow to Navigate to frame 2 and the left arrow to Navigate to frame 1 with Smart animate
Go to Step 6 to add another image.
Carousel Figma Example

How to add positioning animation onstart in figma?

I have a rectangle in figma and I want to give it a positioning animation from top to bottom on starting the page. (without clicking or hovering) How is it possible?
At the moment, the best way to animate in Figma is using a combination of Smart Animate & After Delay between two frames.
On Run Animation
We're going to create a start & end frame. Then, animate between them.
Create your starting frame with your rectangle in its starting position.
Rename the rectangle layer to something unique. This ensure the layer doesn't get missed with the Smart Animate function if the frame gets any busier with more layers.
Duplicate your frame CMD+D and position your rectangle to its end position (Check that Figma hasn't renamed your rectangle)
Click Prototype in the top right corner of your panel.
Select your starting frame & click the None dropdown & select After Delay
Click the None dropdown and select Navigate To from the list
In the dropdown the appears to the right, select your ending frame from the list
Under Animation, click the dropdown and select Smart Animate
Deselect your frame and ensure that the "Starting Frame" is set to your first frame.
Finally, hit play in the top right and watch the magic!
Hope this helps!
And here's a screenshot of the set up.
Hope this is what you were after!

Select section zoom rectangle without clicking (powerpoint)

On a slide I have three section zoom rectangles and want to automatically selection and click on a particular zoom rectangle upon presenting the slide.
How can I select section zoom rectangle without manually click?
Section Zoom
A Section Zoom is a link to a section already in your presentation. You can use them to go back to sections you want to really emphasize, or to highlight how certain pieces of your presentation connect.
Create a section Zoom
Go to Insert > Zoom.
Select Section Zoom.
Select the section you want to use as a Section Zoom.
Select Insert. Your Section Zoom will be created.
Tip: If you want to, you can create a Section Zoom quickly by simply selecting the section name you want in the thumbnail pane and dragging it onto the slide you'd like to have a Section Zoom on.

Highslide: Shrink image back when clicking in outer area

The only thing which I disklike whith highslide is the fact that when I click a thumbnail and it gets bigger I only can shrink it back when I click exactly in the image area.
Is it possible to shrink the image back when clicking outside the image area?
(and optional also shrink it back when I hover outside the image with the mouse cursor?)
Thanks
If you use a dimming background (hs.dimmingOpacity=0.7, for example), clicking outside the image area will close the expander. This requires highslide-full.js. If you don't want a dimming background, just set the opacity to a tiny value, like hs.dimmingOpacity=0.01.
It might be possible to include an onAfterExpand event to close the expander when you hover outside the image, but I think I can guarantee that you wouldn't like it. If a visitor clicked on a thumbnail, but didn't just happen to have his mouse over the image when it opened, it would immediately close again. That would be very frustrating behavior for the site visitor.

visualworks - how to redraw image?

I have GUI with images displaying, but when I minimize or move an applciation window, the image is remvoed....how do I call it back, or how to prevent it? somehow redraw of an widget destroys it?
you could press the middle mouse-key in order to open a menu where you can click on refresh. This should refresh your window and redraw everything in there. You can use it to debug when your image is drawn and maybe find out why you don't see anything.
But in general a little more information would be neat.

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