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Yes, Thomas above^ is made of 3D shapes in PowerPoint! I have spent a lot of time trying to get my point across in PowerPoint. Often I have to explain complicated 3D mechanism concepts long before they are properly designed, and 3D diagrams are the clearest way to illustrate these concepts.

I call it PowerPoint CAD, and you can get surprisingly good results very quickly once you have had a little practice. This instructable is aimed at anyone who is familiar with PowerPoint but hadn't realised its 3D illustration potential. Word of warning: Open Office and other similar applications don't cut the mustard, alas it must be Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 onwards to work as described.

Also note I do not own the trademark of Thomas the Tank Engine or have any affiliation with those that do, I use his likeness as an iconic 3D shape most are familiar with (at least in the UK anyway). I hope no one objects. There are some very powerful tools hidden in the depths of PowerPoint that Microsoft appear to have buried for no particular reason. Lets add them to the quick access toolbar so we can work with ease.

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Go to the file menu and click options. Then on the Quick Access Toolbar tab under Choose commands from select All Commands. The picture shows some I have selected at the moment. Merge Shapes is the key one here so add that (note in older versions of Office this was called Combine Shapes as pictured, but now the group has been renamed to Merge Shapes, and the new Combine Shapes is just the least useful action in this group, giving something like a union minus the intersect. I also recommend adding Align, Rotate and Selection Pane.

Start by drawing a shape. In the example I used a circle. If you haven't noticed before, to get a nice round circle hold shift as you draw it. Holding control draws from the centre.

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Lets round the end of the shape to a hemisphere. Right click it > Hit Format Shape. > 3D Format > open the top bevel drop down and select Circle This adds a round bevel to the edge of the circle, and by increasing the width and height (and keeping them equal) the bevel meets in the middle, making a hemisphere. Fill the circle with a decent colour to make the 3D effect more visible.

You can add some depth to the shape to add a cylindrical section. In the 3D rotation tab select a preset from the drop down or move the rotation controls to view your shape in 3D Note: you have to select a perspective preset before you can add perspective angle to your shape. Annoying huh? Note the sides look weird and black. The outline is being stretched over the sides. Set the outline to no line and it looks much better. Have a play with different bevels and sizes to see what effects you can get.

Simple shapes are all well and good but to make most things you need to stack multiple shapes together. You already know enough to start making such 3D shapes This Pawn is made using 4 circles with different bevels Piling them in the right order (using either send to front, etc. Or the arrows in selection pane) and you quickly have a chess piece to fear if you are sitting diagonally from it in the canteen. But beware, trying to rotate the piece to different views is a pain.

All the parts behave separately. For a shape that is easier to handle long term, it may be worth making a rotatable group shape. Get your 4 parts and remove all the rotation (the top preset). Use Align Middle and Align Centre to line them all up as if viewed from above. Group the parts and rotate them as before.

They will all be in a heap. In the 3D Rotation tab there is a Distance from ground control. Use this to raise the higher parts of the piece back into position. When finished this will rotate to any angle you want without falling to pieces. This is a powerful tool that simplifies more complex shape assemblies and has other benefits I will explain later. The only down side is the parts all have to face the same way and cannot be resized without first removing the rotation. Now have a play with the settings.