Feature Summary

The 3D Format feature is used to add three-dimensional effects to shapes, giving them a stereoscopic visual appearance.

Feature Description

Feature Dimension Description
Membership Restriction No membership restriction
Version Restriction No version restriction

Steps

Setting 3D Format Effects

Feature Entry
"Drawing Tools" tab → Shape Styles group expand menu button → "Object Properties" → "Shape Options" → "Effects" → "3D Format"

  1. Select the shape to which you want to add a 3D format
  2. Click the "Drawing Tools" tab
  3. Click the expand menu button (arrow icon) in the lower-right corner of the Shape Styles group to expand the side "Object Properties" panel
  4. In the "Object Properties" sidebar, switch to the "Shape Options" tab and select the "Effects" section
  5. Click "3D Format" to configure the following settings
  • "Depth": Set the depth size (0 pt to 100 pt) and color
  • "Surface": Set the surface size (0 pt to 100 pt) and color
  • "Material": Select a material style (Matte, Metal, Plastic, etc.)
  • "Lighting": Select a lighting style (Natural, Warm, Cool, etc.)
  • "Angle": Set the lighting angle (0° to 360°)
  1. Preview the effect in real time, and click a blank area to apply

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Setting via Right-Click Menu

Feature Entry
Shape right-click menu → "Format Object"

  1. Select the shape to which you want to add a 3D format
  2. Right-click the shape
  3. Select "Format Object"
  4. Set the 3D format effect in the "Object Properties" sidebar on the right

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Setting via Side Task Pane

Feature Entry
Side "Task Pane" → "Properties"

  1. Select the shape to which you want to add a 3D format
  2. Click the side "Properties" button
  3. Set the 3D format effect in the "Object Properties" sidebar

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FAQ

Q1: How to select different materials and lighting

  • Solution: Select different preset styles from the Material and Lighting drop-down menus.

Notes

  • 3D Format gives shapes a stereoscopic visual appearance
  • Depth and Surface affect the intensity of the three-dimensional effect
  • Material and Lighting affect the texture of the shape