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In this video you will learn how to Resize 3D Shapes in PowerPoint properly. Typically a 3D shape is created by setting depth and the shape gets distorted with when the size is reduced or increased.We take the example of a 3D sphere in this video. You will notice that
- When the 3D sphere size is reduced the bevels become too sharp
- When the 3D sphere is expanded, the bevel becomes almost flat.
In this tutorial you will learn how to resize without losing the proper 3D effect.
Here is the issue when you resize a 3D sphere created in PowerPoint:
Issue with resizing 3D Sphere
PowerPoint Features used in this video
Copy Tool | Using Handles to Resize Shapes | ||
Paste Special |
PowerPoint Versions in which you can follow this tutorial:
PowerPoint 2013 | ||
PowerPoint 2010 | ||
PowerPoint 2007 |
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The PowerPoint templates shown in this video are from:
PowerPoint Charts 2 CEO Pack Bundle
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