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Right: How to Create a Life Bar in Powerpoint

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Method 1

To create a life bar with only one-hit

  1. Right: How to Create a Life Bar in Powerpoint — contextual image 1 Draw up a rectangle somewhere in the slide.
  2. Add effects. Now, animations/custom animation/add effects/exit/wipe. Click the drop down bar, then click from right.Right: How to Create a Life Bar in Powerpoint — contextual image 2
  3. Set it to after previous (which makes it go down when an attack has occurred), then choose the speed. Right: How to Create a Life Bar in Powerpoint — contextual image 3

Method 2

To create a life bar with a separate hit

  1. Right: How to Create a Life Bar in Powerpoint — contextual image 4 Draw up three separate rectangles, the click the last one (on the very right), then custom animation/exit/wipe/from right/after previous/then choose your speed.
  2. Right: How to Create a Life Bar in Powerpoint — contextual image 5 For the other two, select the middle one, the custom animation/exit/wipe/after previous (make sure it is just after the first rectangle that goes down first by right click/show advanced time line/choose speed.
  3. Right: How to Create a Life Bar in Powerpoint — contextual image 6 Then the last one, do the same, and then, make sure it's just right after the middle rectangle.

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