Yes, of course it’s possible! Just use a smooth Switcher module.

Simple programs like PowerPoint and Keynote have a lot of transitions 

Hopefully we'll see it later in Aximmetry

I think you should spend some time learning what’s already possible in Aximmetry. You can build far mor advanced transitions in Aximmetry than what’s available in PowerPoint. 

Is it really possible to make such this transition ?

Yes, it’s totally possible. You can start with the Masker module, work with displacement, bump maps etc. With the available modules in Aximmetry and some clever use of pre-rendered masks you can built all this and more. To be clear, it’s not available by default, so you have to build it yourself. 

Hi,

Just to add to it. There are not just modules that Aximmetry has but for example, Aximmetry libraries have quite a few transition compounds here: [Common]:Compounds\Transitions\
All of these compounds can be copied and edited to your own liking. They can give you ideas on how to make your own transitions and they are a good example of how much you achieve in Aximmetry just by connecting a few modules.

Also, in this folder almost all of the compounds can also be used as fancy transitions:  [Common]:Compounds\Mixers\
In general, there are lots of useful things at [Common]:Compounds that you can use. Or give you a good and easy starting point for what you want to achieve.

Warmest regards,