When you add a 3D title to a project, you see a bit of the extruded sides in addition to the front of the text.
But 3D text actually has multiple facets (the front, sides, edges, and back), even though you can’t see them by default. You can view these other facets by rotating the text object using the onscreen controls.
1. In Final Cut Pro, add a 3D title to your project and select it in the timeline.
2. Position the playhead in the timeline so that your 3D title appears in the viewer.
3. In the viewer, click the 3D title once.
The onscreen controls for the 3D title appear in the viewer, with X, Y, and Z rotation handles.
4. Move the pointer over one of the rotation handles until a rotation ring appears, then drag the ring.
• The red ring rotates the object around its X axis.
• The green ring rotates the object around its Y axis.
• The blue ring rotates the object around its Z axis.
As you drag, the active ring is highlighted, and the status bar above the viewer displays the absolute rotation values as well as the amount of rotation change
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