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Chapter 6: Creating Drawings with Draw

Now the world map can be seen as texture on the sphere. OpenOffice.org has automatically

selected the most appropriate projection method. To see this, double-click on the sphere and

then rotate it.

In Tools > Options >OpenOffice.org > View tab, check the appropriate box for 3D objects

to refresh during interaction.

Using Illumination

Now one needs to provide illumination for the world globe. Select an overall blue

illumination, for example, so that the oceans will have a blue colour, and a yellow highlight

that will shine on the side of the earth facing the sun.

1. Select the world globe since the illumination preferences being set always refer to the

currently selected object.

2. Open the 3D Effects window by clicking the 3D Controller icon at the bottom of

the main toolbar.

3. In the 3D Effects window, click the Illumination button.

a) Use this feature to change the default setting of the light source to “blue” and move it

down and to the left.

b) Click Assign.

4. Repeat step 3 to apply a second light source in “yellow” to shine on the earth from the

above right.

More 3d Effects

Take a look at the 3D Effects window. The individual tabs and icons are described in detail in

Help. What follows is just a brief overview:

3D Effects: Favourites

This dialogue window offers a few special effects

that can be used on the 3D object. To save

interesting effects so that they are available for

selection on this tab, file the appropriate 3D

object in the Gallery, more specifically in the 3D

theme folder.

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