Animated 3D Models in PowerPoint - Part 2, Advanced Tricks

[@MarceloHenrique-nw1tf]

Amazing skills you have Miss. Thank u for sharing.

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks so much, Marcelo! Glad you found it useful.

[@SpotlightImpact]

Woah! Can’t wait to try some of this!Thank you for sharing! 🔥

[@powerpointspice]

You are most welcome - thanks for watching and commenting!

[@kavithaavilala8238]

Hi,myself Arjun and your videos are awesome !!! Keep posting new videos

[@taura101]

Thanks for your tutorials. Who would have thought? Microsoft. Powerpoint. Then you make them rock! Great stuff. Thank you.

[@powerpointspice]

Yes, that’s my goal - to help people unlock the full potential of something they hopefully already have available! Thanks for the comment, Taura! (Sorry originally my autocorrect misspelled your name)

[@GaidaRodgers]

Love these new animations. When is Part 3 available? Thanks.

[@kavithaavilala8238]

Same problem

[@mmichmas]

Very well done!!

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks so much, Michelle!

[@starlinemusic3312]

I loved it very much Awesome sister

[@powerpointspice]

Thank you!!

[@Nutsandboltsspeedtraining]

SUPER COOL... as always :)

[@powerpointspice]

Thank you - and for the inspiration to do it this way, which is new for me! You guys rock!

[@sundeleihorton1656]

do you have any current animations for the 3D models for PP 2019 - I would like some ideas

[@RobertLugg]

Very practical advice.

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks, Robert! Glad you enjoyed.

[@NepalStudy]

My PPT doesn't have scenes

[@rizkamardha1160]

Why this cool channel just have 65.5 k subscriber

[@novicetech1]

Awesome. Thanks a lot.

[@powerpointspice]

Glad you enjoyed, Novicetech! Thanks for the comment.

[@williamzafaran]

give the path a smooth start and stick with only one track

[@powerpointspice]

Yes that can work too depending on what your model / background looks like - definitely much easier!

[@abetteryou6613]

when I apply grow & shrink effect ...the dinosaur has to start off large and it takes a lot of time for it to shrink and same time to grow back which I want....how to deal with the long shirk time that the animation takes.

[@andreabm12]

Super cool video! Is there any way to import your own animated 3D models?

Thanks for these great tutorials ! I would like to create my own ANIMATED 3D models for Powerpoint. Do you know if that's also possible ? Thanks, Martin

[@powerpointspice]

This is not easily possible unless you know advanced 3D modeling techniques with professional software. You can use PowerPoint to animate static models or use their preanimated ones most easily.

@@powerpointspice Thank you very much for your reply. In that case, do you know if there are websites where I can buy 3D animated models to import in Powerpoint ? Many thanks again, M.

[@powerpointspice]

Best place for animated models is turbosquid.com (they are not cheap) - though I haven’t tried to bring animated ones into PPt yet (it works with many static ones - I’ve tried those) - I’m not sure if that would work with animated ones but you could try!

@@powerpointspice many thanks for your reply, I'll try !

[@shankarlekule]

This option is not available in my office 365 PowerPoint plz guide me

[@andyyeo5757]

Anyone can share the Animated 3D Dinosaur model shown in this video? Thanks!

[@gopabandhupradhan35]

How can we draw a rectangle on slide show mode of Presentation...

[@starlinemusic3312]

Could you tell me how to add own shot vedio be added or masked in one scene with 3d model

[@powerpointspice]

You just put the video behind the 3D model on the slide and sync the animations!

[@howieyoungmedia7139]

I have a PowerPoint animation question. I have a caricature I would like to animate with PowerPoint. The caricature was drawn in one pose. I would like to place the head on various bodies in different poses. How can I accomplish this? Does PowerPoint have premade bodies, or are there bodies available for download that can be worked with? How difficult is it to add a different head to an existing body?

[@powerpointspice]

It’s very easy to use the same head on multiple poses. Go to freepik.com and find characters - you can then get bodies in different poses. You can also get joints that you place differently for extra customization.

[@graphguy]

I don't know that I can incorporate a charging T-Rex in my business powerpoints, but very cool!

[@powerpointspice]

Haha good point. They do have more animated models than just the T-Rex (a few might be useful in education, as they show weather patterns, etc.). However, I agree, and I gave MS the same feedback. They asked me what models might be useful for business - and then I couldn't think of anything off the top of my head - so what animated (or non-animated) models do you think would be useful? I can add to a list that I can pass along to them.

[@graphguy]

@@powerpointspice Thank-you so much for the quick response (although I wasn't expecting one). I work for a large healthcare system and throughout or organization we drive and support our Mission and vision with pillars of excellence in; People, Finance, Community, Service, Growth, and Quality. As I have worked in the sectors of, non-profit, govt., and the private sector I have seen these pillars to always be present, just in various mixes. So, when we do PowerPoints, and we do literally thousands of them a year, these pillars are always present in some form or fashion, whether one is coming from the IS arena, physician, finance or any other sectors or our organization. Useful? 3d models that are canned and ones that can be readily modified. Specifics? 3D models of humans (various colors) that are basic models not exhibiting a lot of human facial attributes that can and/or animated to show happiness, celebration, thought etc. People working as a team, hand holding, back patting etc. Financial 3D models of charts, cash symbols etc. 3D models of community, of buildings, campuses growing... There are many that business would find useful that are not even touched on by the current MS stock.

[@powerpointspice]

@@graphguy Great - thank you so much! Very useful. Yes, actually one of the things that I did tell MS was that customizable animated humans would be very useful. Currently, most of the human 3D models they have (even in non-animated form) are in the weird "t-shape" with their arms straight out - this works well when the figures have joints / rigging to them but when they are static, it just looks odd and renders the models useless basically. The financial angle is interesting. Will pass that along. The closest thing to that right is this, though not sure if it reflects the spirit of your presentations :) www.remix3d.com/details/5746915ad8244e3f99c8a1d7e3ad3ec3?section=other-models

[@kavithaavilala8238]

What about part 3

[@user-up9yr9cg5z]

Ummm,I’m can’t sign in or create account cuz I write the right code but it still say it incorrect,I’m soo mad at that

[@powerpointspice]

Is this a Microsoft issue? Not sure how to help, though stinks that you’re unable to create an account.

[@wenxintan]

Hi! I don't seem to have Scenes. Any help on this?

[@powerpointspice]

Hmmm sometimes they are slow to roll out to everyone - but if you have the latest 365 update they should hopefully be there.

[@cosmic.turtle]

Why can powerpoint even do this!? O.o

[@thehookupmarketingmore3571]

What version of ms is this I dont have the 3d option....

[@powerpointspice]

PowerPoint 365 (subscription)

[@thehookupmarketingmore3571]

@@powerpointspice hmmmm ty

[@HyborianAge]

I prefer the dinosaur walking slowly as opposed to the cartoony jittery steps. But that's just me. Thanks for the tips.

[@powerpointspice]

Yes, I see what you mean. I actually played around with the speed for quite a long time and finally settled on a faster speed to go with the music (although I actually ended up slowing it down in the video editing). My main point was that regardless of how fast/slow you prefer the walk to be, you just need to make sure that it syncs up with the length / duration of the motion path so you don't get a "slipping" or "conveyor belt" effect. Thanks for the feedback!

[@ItsYourBoyMRAR]

Hi Girl How To Download A 3d Model Tell Me

[@powerpointspice]

Go to “insert” and then “3D models” if you are in PowerPoint. Or you can go to remix3d.com.

[@janreyderla3528]

maam can we download free ppt 365

[@powerpointspice]

Janrey Derla there may be a trial version offered by Microsoft in your country if you google it (there is one in the US for instance)

[@bsdakshayini3780]

Can i know which power point are you singing

[@powerpointspice]

PowerPoint 365 - with the Office Insider preview insider.office.com/en-us/

[@bsdakshayini3780]

Can you say how to install this power point plz

[@bsdakshayini3780]

Plz replay me

[@powerpointspice]

See above!