Under Theme Colors, choose More Fill Colors, select a color from the color palette, then change the transparency to 35 percent. With the shape still active, select Shape Fill from the Drawing group under Home. Press and hold the Shift key while simultaneously holding down the left mouse button, dragging the shape down and over until it covers four grid squares.Ģ. If your rulers and grids are still active, just position your cursor on the corner of one grid box. From the Home tab, choose Shapes from the Drawing group and select any shape. For starters, we’ll select some simple shapes, convert them to 3D images, and then add bevels, colors, contours, depth, materials, and lighting.ġ.
The special effects in PowerPoint 2013 are worth an hour of geeky experimentation to discover the many cool graphics you can create. Add lighting, shadows, reflections, and materials to make them look more realistic.Ĭombine, subtract, join (union), intersect, or fragment your shapes. Add the 3D features (below), and your shapes start to pop off the page. With these features, you can create any shape just by combining, joining, or dividing the basic shapes provided. This option subtracts the entire second rectangle, including the intersecting area. Select the next two rectangles and choose Subtract. This option removes everything except the intersecting area. Select the next two rectangles and choose Intersect. This option fragments all the overlapped sections into separate shapes. Select the next two rectangles and choose Fragment. Once selected, choose Combine from the Merge Shapes dropdown menu. The first rectangle selected determines the color of the joined pair. Duplicate the shapes before you merge them.ģ.
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