To insert 3D models in WPS Office, you typically navigate to the 'Insert' tab and select the '3D Models' option.
Adding 3D models to your WPS Office presentations can significantly enhance visual appeal and convey complex information more effectively. The process is straightforward and integrated directly into the application's interface.
Here’s a step-by-step guide based on the standard procedure:
- Select Your Slide: First, open your WPS Office presentation and navigate to the specific slide where you intend to place the 3D model.
- Access the Insert Tab: Locate the ribbon menu at the top of the WPS Office window. Click on the 'Insert' tab. This tab contains various options for adding content like images, shapes, charts, and multimedia elements.
- Find '3D Models': Within the 'Insert' tab, look for the group of tools related to multimedia or advanced insertions. You will find an option specifically labeled '3D Models'. Click on this option.
- Choose Your Source: Clicking '3D Models' will open a dialog box. This box provides you with choices for where to source your 3D model:
- From Device: Select this option if the 3D model file is stored locally on your computer or a connected storage device. You will then need to browse your file system to locate and select the desired 3D model file.
- Online Sources: This option allows you to access a library of pre-existing 3D models provided through WPS Office or connected services. You can typically search or browse categories to find a suitable model.
After selecting your source and choosing the model, the 3D object will be inserted onto your chosen slide. You can then resize, rotate, and position the model as needed using the handles and contextual tools that appear.
Key Takeaways:
- The primary entry point for inserting 3D models is the Insert tab.
- The '3D Models' option opens a gateway to both local files and online libraries.
- Once inserted, 3D models can be manipulated directly on the slide for optimal presentation.
By following these steps, you can easily add dynamic 3D elements to your WPS Office documents or presentations.
