When using WPS Icon Effect - 3D Format, common questions usually involve finding the entry, adjusting the effect, and removing the effect; this section covers 4 frequent questions and a glossary.
FAQ
Why can’t I find the 3-D Format option in WPS Office?
- Make sure the current object is selected.
- Check whether the selected object is an editable icon or graphic object.
- Try opening the right-side Object Properties panel through Graphic Tools → Effects → More Settings.
- You can also right-click the object and select Set Object Format to open the same settings area.
How do I choose different material and lighting styles for icon effects?
- Select the icon and open the Object Properties sidebar.
- Go to the 3-D Format area under Effects.
- Switch between different options in the Material and Lighting drop-down lists.
- Review the live preview with your slide theme before keeping the final style.
How do I remove a 3-D effect from an icon in WPS on Windows?
- Select the icon that already has the 3-D effect.
- Open the 3-D Format settings area.
- Reduce Depth and Bevel to lower values or restore the icon to a flatter appearance as needed.
- Check whether the icon has returned to a more flat visual style.
Why does the effect look weak after I change the settings?
- Increase the Depth or Bevel value first and observe the change in dimensional appearance.
- Then switch to different Material and Lighting combinations.
- Check whether the icon color and slide background make the effect hard to notice.
- If needed, enlarge the icon or use a stronger color contrast before adjusting the settings again.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| 3-D Format | A group of settings used to give an object a three-dimensional appearance, usually including depth, bevel, material, and lighting. |
| Object Properties | The settings area in the right sidebar where you can adjust the appearance of an icon or graphic object. |
| Depth | A setting that controls how far the object extends visually, which is an important part of the 3-D look. |
| Bevel | A setting that changes the raised or curved edge effect of the object and affects its outline appearance. |
| Lighting | A setting that controls the light direction and style, which changes how highlights and shadows appear. |