When using WPS 3D Text Format, common questions usually involve effect differences, display issues, and usage suggestions; this section includes 3 FAQs and a glossary.
FAQ
What is the difference between 3D Format and 3D Rotation?
- 3D Format mainly controls the dimensional appearance of text, such as depth, top bevel, and material.
- 3D Rotation mainly changes the viewing angle of the text in three-dimensional space.
- If needed, you can combine both settings to create both depth and angle changes.
What should I do if the 3D effect does not display correctly during projection?
- Preview the presentation on the target display device first.
- If the effect looks abnormal, simplify the depth, bevel, or material settings.
- If the device has limited graphics performance, use a simpler text style instead.
Why is 3D text formatting not recommended for large amounts of body text?
- Body text usually needs to stay easy to read, and too many dimensional effects can reduce readability.
- 3D effects are more suitable for titles, cover slides, or highlighted words.
- If a slide contains a lot of information, apply the effect only to a small number of keywords.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| 3D Text Format | A text effect setting that gives text a dimensional appearance, usually through options such as depth, bevel, and material. |
| Top Bevel | A 3D edge style applied to the text surface or outline to change its dimensional shape. |
| Material | A visual surface style that affects how the dimensional text appears. |