Document Classespstricks & \setbeamercovered in BEAMER

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achim
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pstricks & \setbeamercovered in BEAMER

Post by achim »

Hi

It's me again with another beamer question...

I would like to use the \setbeamercovered{transparent=85} option to make covered objects transparent on the slide. This works perfectly for text and formulas. I do also have pstricks graphs which I would like to reveal step by step.
If I use the \setbeamercovered{transparent=85} option, however, everything (in the graph) is shown fully opaque.

Is there a work around for that?

Thanks
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gmedina
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pstricks & \setbeamercovered in BEAMER

Post by gmedina »

Hi,

use the PGF/TikZ package; put the graphs in nodes and use the opacity option. An example (of a similar situation) can be found in this other thread.
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achim
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Re: pstricks & \setbeamercovered in BEAMER

Post by achim »

Thanks gmedina for your suggestion.

I am not familiar with PGF/TikZ and am therefore a bit reluctant to use it as the presentation is coming up shortly. I think I will forget about the greyed out text for now and focus on the actual content of the slides.

Cheers
OS: Kubuntu
Distribution: TexLive
Editor: Kile
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