Text is at the IntelliShape editing level by default and its IntelliShape sizebox can be displayed by clicking once on the text shape. Two of the three editing levels for editing IntelliShape properties and position are available with text shapes: IntelliShape and surfaces editing levels. Choose OK to finish.ģD Text Editing Levels and Text Properties To specify a particular depth, right-click the front or back handle, select Edit Value from the resulting pop-up menu, and enter the new depth value in the dialog box. The handles control the width of the paragraph.ĭrag the handles on the front and back of the text box to change the depth of the text and alter its 3D effect. When you drag the handles on the left and right ends of the sizebox, you resize the width of the text box, not the width of the text itself. The text height and text width change proportionally. To specify a particular text height, right-click the top or bottom handle, select Edit Value from the resulting pop-up menu, and then enter the desired height in the next dialog box. To resize the text, drag the top and bottom sizebox handles. If necessary, display the text sizebox handles. Notice that the text sizebox is displayed is somewhat differently than its counterpart for IntelliShapes. Therefore, you should exercise this option with caution. If you use this method of editing, you override all properties that were stored with the text in the catalog. Right-click the text at the IntelliShape editing level and select Text Wizard from the pop-up menu. The Text Wizard can be used to modify text created by dragging from the Text catalog. You also can select the text and then press the Delete key, or select Clear from the Edit menu. To delete text, right-click it and select Delete from the resulting pop-up menu. When you finish, click in the scene to display the edited text. When the editing window appears, click within it and edit the text. You can edit 3D text at any time by double-clicking it in the scene while at the part or IntelliShape editing levels. Generic text appears as a 3D shape in an editing window.Īfter deleting the default text by backspacing in the editing window, enter the desired new text.Ĭlick in the scene to close the editing window and display the new text in the scene. The catalog displays each text shape’s size and orientation.ĭrag a text shape from the catalog and drop it into the scene. Select the Text tab in the Catalog Browser to display the contents of the Text catalog. To add text to a 3D scene using the drag-and-drop method: To add 3D text to a scene, you can drag and drop generic text shapes from the Text catalog. Click in the scene to close the editing window and display the new text.ĭragging and dropping a predefined text shape from the Text catalog into the scene. A text-editing window appears with a blinking cursor at the end of the default text.Īfter deleting the default text by backspacing in the editing window, enter the desired new text. Select Next to move to of the Wizard and set the location of the anchor for the 3D text.Ĭhoose Finish to close the Wizard.
Select Next to move to of the Wizard and select the desired bevel styles. Select the text’s height and depth on page 1 of the Wizard. You can also open the Wizard by selecting the Text command from the Create menu and then clicking in the scene. Select the Text tool from the Annotation Fluent Ribbon Bar, IntelliShapes Creation toolbar, or from the Create menu, then click in the scene where the text should appear. To add text to a 3D scene using the Text Wizard:
#CREATE 3D TEXT SERIES#
It guides you through a series of steps to define the necessary properties for 3D text.
The easiest way to get started with text is to use the Text Wizard. Text in the scene is always three-dimensional. For example, you can change its color, apply textures, rotate it, and position it on other shapes. A 3D text shape has many of the same features as other IntelliShapes. To include 3D text on your shapes or parts, use the text features.
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