System: Windows 7, WinEdt 7, MikTeX 2.9.
I am trying to include animations of a rotating cube into my powerdot slide sets. A problem I ran into this time is that the images are cropped out for some reason. The previous time I had no problems using the parameters height
, width
, keepaspectratio
et cetera. This time something went wrong. Below there are two screen shots of the relevant slide together with the TeX-source.
\begin{slide}{Esimerkki 4.A3}
$\sigma_1=$ rotaatio 90 astetta $z$-akselin ympäri.
\animategraphics[keepaspectratio,height=400pt,autoplay,loop,scale=0.6]{12}{RotZ}{0}{64}
\end{slide}
Gives rise to
If I try it with different value for scale
\begin{slide}{Esimerkki 4.A3}
$\sigma_1=$ rotaatio 90 astetta $z$-akselin ympäri.
\animategraphics[keepaspectratio,height=400pt,autoplay,loop,scale=0.7]{12}{RotZ}{0}{64}
\end{slide}
I get the following
Without scaling I get an overfull box error message as I should, because height 240 pt is about what you can comfortably fit into a single powerdot-slide without disturbing the borders. If I leave out the paramater scale, and assign height=160pt
or something reasonable (which is what I did in the past when including the animation worked), the cropping becomes worse. Only a small fraction of the rotating cube remains visible then.
It is as if there is a white box overwriting the animation at the top of the slide?
That 400 points should really be postscript points. If I view an individual frame (they are all .eps-files) with GSView, the interesting area has LL at (20,20) and UR at (350,380) or thereabouts.