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😅 Thanks for the kind words! I would humbly state that there are a lot of constraints/limitations with PowerPoint's built-in 3D formatting tools. Blender wins if you're looking to create professional-class contents. But I know many professionals already using PowerPoint who cannot afford to pick up Blender to quickly whip up a technical illustration for their small work groups that's due tomorrow (or yesterday), and not in the position to pay anyone to do it for them. That's my target audience, and I'm hoping they can improve their illustrations using these techniques with PowerPoint.
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impressive!!!
😀 Thank you so much!
Thank you so much ! Very easy to follow .
Glad it was helpful! 😊
UN CIAO E GRAZIE DEI TUOI TUTORIAL DALLA SICILIA.....BRAVO
😊 Grazie!
I found you from Instagram. Your video really helped mw to learn a lot. Thank you for sharing
Hi Nazifa. 😊 Thanks for your feedback and for saying hello! I'm so glad you find my contents helpful.
Helpfull....thanks
😀 Very glad it helped! I'm planning to share more!
I just learned to make 3D model in ppt....thank you
What type bevel is the bottom bevel?
😀 Thanks for watching! The model uses *Round* top and bottom bevels for both the Glaze and Dough shapes.
Your videos could put blender out of business.....and they are not even a business
😅 Thanks for the kind words! I would humbly state that there are a lot of constraints/limitations with PowerPoint's built-in 3D formatting tools. Blender wins if you're looking to create professional-class contents.
But I know many professionals already using PowerPoint who cannot afford to pick up Blender to quickly whip up a technical illustration for their small work groups that's due tomorrow (or yesterday), and not in the position to pay anyone to do it for them. That's my target audience, and I'm hoping they can improve their illustrations using these techniques with PowerPoint.