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Can you give some thoughts on why you decided for a UX that each transition required a new slide?

If you had an animation heavy presentation, I can imagine there would hundreds or thousands of slides.

On-click or timed animations in existing presentation software exist in a timeline within a single slide.

> why you decided for a UX that each transition required a new slide?

Not OP but I imagine conceptually for a newcomer to 3D or animation that's actually great onboarding. They do not have concepts of keyframes but they do know about slides.

When it becomes really long and complex... then IMHO it's not for the same audience anymore. They can install Blender or whatever other tool they need.

Hey, thanks for the feedback. Honestly, I don't know. It seemed pretty easy to do that way at that time. But I'd accept PRs that could improve the product.

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