Substeps functionnality creation #190
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…single step (see example to see it working)
…single step (see example to see it working) (reverse-merged from commit 839d786)
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I've just noticed that my previous commit (the one proposed here) was not well done. My IDE had added and removed some spaces at the beginning of many lines, make the commit way bigger than needed. I'm closing this pull request for opening a new one with a cleaner commit. |
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Added the substeps functionnality that allows to create changes in a single step. Better explained in the example file, between the "positioning-rotating-scaling" step and the "imagination" step.
It works in both ways (from start to end and from end to start) to enable a presentator to go back a few steps to answer someone's question for example.
Hope you'll enjoy it!