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Table Of Contents
- Welcome to MAGIX 3D Maker
- Support
- Working with MAGIX 3D Maker
- How To ...
- Open a new document
- Change the text
- Rotate and position the graphic
- Light the graphic
- Color the graphic
- Resize the graphic
- Add bevels & extrude
- Select characters
- Add shadows
- Create animations
- Save and export
- Importing 2D objects
- Apply the style of an existing graphic
- Create buttons, boards, boards + holes and borders
- Create screensavers
- Create Flash files
- Customize
- Reference Section
- Copyright Information
Shadow options
This gives you control over the optional shadow displayed behind the graphic. See Add shadows
for more details of using shadows.
Shadow
Check this Shadow
option you want a shadow.
Style:
Style 1 is a blurred copy of the graphic. This looks 'correct' for simple drop shadows (the most common
type.) Style 2 is a true shadow and looks best in animations where the eye is more aware of the shape of
the shadow.
Transparency:
Controls how much of the background shows through the shadow.
Blur:
Controls how sharp or blurred the shadow appears. Shadows always look best with some blur (real-life
shadows are never sharp-edged.)
The Flash vector file format does not support shadows and so you cannot export shadows in this format.
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