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How to create Transparent Cube in PowerPoint
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2024
- Learn to create an easy Transparent Cube in PowerPoint. This is useful for teachers and is based on a request from a subscriber.
Contents of this video:
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00:00 Preview of cube
00:16 Create 3D Cube
01:18 Trick to design exact cube
02:35 Apply Transparent Effect
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Such a Inovative Person Mr.Ramgopal Sir
Amazing Project sir
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Okay, thanks.
Can it posible to prove (a+b+c)^3 in pptx as like as (a+b)^3.
When I do this I cannot see the internal lines of the wireframe. Only the visible lines from the front (as if the shape still had a fill). In your cube example, there I have the back 3 lines missing. Any ideas?
I always create these in PowerPoint.