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How to embed a 3D model from EnSight into PowerPoint

Tagged: 10.2, ensight, fluid-dynamics, General
    • March 17, 2023 at 8:59 am
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      The ability to insert 3D models into PowerPoint has been added in PowerPoint version 1810. 1. In the Parts list, select the parts that you want to export to a 3D model. As of PowerPoint version 1810, PowerPoint can’t display streamlines. 2. Go to File > Export > Geometric Entities, then select the GLTF 2.0 File Format, then name the file, then click OK. 3. In PowerPoint, go to Insert > 3D Models and choose the .glb file. Note that the same instructions also apply to embedding a 3D model into Word.

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