For The First Time In The History Of PowerPoint

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In this video, I will teach you the best way to design a hexagon with round corners which is not even comparable with other solutions. with this method, you can easily fill your shape with pictures and design stunning presentations

[@SaeedFaal]

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[@Mr_Kata]

You made it look so easy. Very clear details 👌

[@SaeedFaal]

Glad to hear that ❤

[@oneskill_ppt]

awesome tip ^.^ thanks for sharing!

[@SaeedFaal]

Thank you, I hope you find it easy peasy lemon squeezy 😅

[@lucaslegz]

Fabulous! Thank you for another great videos. I am learning so much from you.

[@SaeedFaal]

You are so welcome!

[@BasilTU]

Thanks for your amazing tutorials! They've been very much helpful.
Please is there a way you determine the specific sizes you give the shapes?

[@SaeedFaal]

It is just some simple mathematical calculations

[@evakosturova6580]

Perfect like always. But it's a pity that I didn't know about this possibility earlier. I would apply it to my SWOT analysis.

[@SaeedFaal]

Thank you!

[@MicrosoftSolutions]

It seems you have done this work from the heart! Can you give me some tips after looking at my project too?🙏

[@dr.ashraf-zg9zx]

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[@Zindagisukoon18]

Love you sir thanks. You made my day ❤❤. So lucky to have you sir

[@SaeedFaal]

It's my pleasure ❤❤❤

[@Officer_1-tf7ck]

Perfect🎉

[@suthaharan4881]

Superb
Keep on going

[@SaeedFaal]

Thank you, I will

[@azuquita3856]

Hi, I think in the graphic shown in 1:54 there is a little mistake. Each angle is 120° not 60°. Please check. Saludos!

[@SaeedFaal]

There is no difference when you rotate a symmetric shape 60 degrees it looks like when you rotate it -120 degrees
And when you rotate a shape -60 it looks like you have rotated it 120 degrees
It is because 60 +120 =180
Keep in mind it only works for symmetric shapes

[@badrobot10]

That was cool!!!

[@estherkeba24]

Useful 😃👍

[@SaeedFaal]

Glad to hear that

[@SKMRify]

Very good.

[@SaeedFaal]

Many many thanks

[@SKMRify]

@@SaeedFaal You're welcome.

[@physicsmathsphenom]

Bro you are pro

[@SaeedFaal]

Thank you!

[@user-ch3tl1js5k]

Wow! Thank you. What is the highit & width ratio?

[@SaeedFaal]

Hight = 1.5 and width = 2.26

[@khyaliya]

There is an easier way. Insert normal pointed hexagon. Format shape and now change the outline width and smooth edges. Done

[@SaeedFaal]

That method has some disadvantages, you only round the outline, not your shape. for example, you can't design the infographic that I showed in the video with that method, because you don't have any control over the outline size or you can't fill your shape with a picture if you do that you still have a shape with sharp corners
But with my method, you are creating a unique shape like other PowerPoint's defoult shapes and you can do anything with it, you can remove the outline you can change its color or thickness you can fill it with a picture you can combine it with other shapes and ...
For your better understanding, I suggest you draw two hexagons one with my method and another with yours then fill them with a picture and compare them together

[@4JESUSEVENTS-em5rw]

Which type of windows are you using

[@SaeedFaal]

Win 10, but the PowerPoint version is important try PowerPoint 2021

[@AyurMeshram]

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[@SaeedFaal]

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