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# You can also specify outputs:
swww img -o <outputs> <path/to/img>
# Control how smoothly the transition will happen and/or it's frame rate
# For the step, smaller values = more smooth. Default = 20
# For the frame rate, default is 30.
# Control how smoothly the transition will happen, as well as its frame rate.
# --transition-step: smaller values = smoother. Default is 2 if --transition-type is `simple`, and 90 if it is not.
# --transition-fps: Default = 30.
swww img <path/to/img> --transition-step <1 to 255> --transition-fps <1 to 255>
# There are also many different transition effects:
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![outer transition demonstration](../demos/assets/outer.gif)
The `center` transition is the opposite: it starts from the center and goes
The `center` transition is the opposite: it starts from the center and goes
towards the edges.
There is also `simple`, which simply fades into the new image, `any`, which
There is also `simple`, which simply fades into the new image, `any`, which
starts at a random point with either `center` of `outer` transitions, and `random`,
which selects a transition effect at random.