Now let's add the picture of Elon Musk here.
So I have my picture already so I will insert it directly.
But you can find any one that you want.
Right.
Don't you think that for example this one the one I think is that we need to have a square picture of
him.
So let's corruptness
So we need a square.
So I need to find the right proportions here.
All right.
This seems like a square.
It's almost the same.
OK so we have our square.
But of course we will not leave it like this actually for now.
You could put this picture somewhere on the side because it will do a fancy object here in the middle
that will rotate and everything.
So this is something that we haven't seen in the previous project and I will show you how to do some
really cool stuff.
So click here insert shape and take a circle OK make this circle bigger.
By the way now you see that the default color at which the shapes and everything else appears is the
one that you set in your access pattern.
So shape or outline no outline and let's make white.
So what I want to do is to cut out the circle here and leave basically a ring.
So how do you do that.
Click on the same circle that you just created.
Copy it.
OK.
Now I have a copy.
Make it a different color whatever.
Let's choose this one.
Place it exactly in the middle.
And now you have to resize it but resize it from the center and there is a keyboard shortcut for this.
So you hold control and shift at the same time.
And then you resize from here you see it stays in the middle and it's resizes perfectly inside.
So like I said I want a ring here but a real ring not a fake ring.
OK.
So there is a technique for that.
You can actually cut shapes in PowerPoint.
So what you need to do is to select both of these shapes and then you go to format merge shapes and
fragment.
OK.
Now you click here in the middle you click on delete and that's it.
You have a real ring.
And this is really cool.
So let's leave this ring in the middle.
Make it white once again.
And now what I would like to do is something that simulates a graph for example imagine that this is
pi.
You know like a sort of a pie chart.
And then I want to make something appear here then something appear here and etc. until maybe somewhere
here in the middle.
Once again this is just to show you what we can do with PowerPoint.
So in order to do this we'll have to cut more shapes.
So what I advise you to do is to copy this ring here and put it somewhere here just in case we mess
up the stuff that we're doing.
So now in order to cut this little pieces here we need to be creative.
So go on insert shapes and choose this triangle here.
But not this one here right.
Choose the right triangle right now.
Take out the shape outline are rotated this way and position it in the middle here.
OK so now it's up to you to be visually correct in assessing where you want this line.
This cut to be because what I want is to fill out this part of the ring.
And then again this part etc..
So when you move this from here you can see that the shape and the orientation of these line changes.
So depending on how much of it you want to feel as you can see now this part of the ring is transparent.
Like look here.
When I move it it's transparent.
So this is exactly the part that we want to feel.
So let's say that we just keep it simple for now and do exactly this perfect kind of triangle.
We position it here in order to cut out this part.
So now once again select this triangle and then select the ring.
Go on forment Mirch shapes and fragment.
Now I have to delete everything that remains.
So this part this part and this part and now is you can see this part here is independent.
The rink remained but it got cut out.
So let me go back just in case we have this back up ring if we need to replace it or for whatever other
reasons.
But now for simplicity select this ring here and make the shape white once again.
So now you probably see where I'm going with this.
I want to make several more of those by continuing to do it on the right side.
So once again I will have to play with the shapes.
Let's try it again.
Let's try the same triangle
also.
Now let's change the fill shape because it's the same as here so it will not be easy for us to differentiate
them.
So pick another one big let's say this one doesn't matter at this point.
Kate
All right see it doesn't even matter where I place the triangle What matters is that you need to have
this whole part of the circle covered.
And then this line here has to be where you want it to be.
Yeah.
Let's try something like this.
So as you can see it really doesn't matter how big this triangle is or whatever.
What you need to do now is select this triangle and this ring here but not that part that we cut out.
Then again formit merge shapes and fragment and delete this part and that's it.
You see we have our parts.
So I will redo the same manipulation to create three more of these parts like this and I will accelerate
the video.
If you didn't understand how to do it you can just rewind and watch it again.
But once you master the technique it will be very easy.
All right.
Let's make this one slightly go into here and let's stop for an hour.
So fragment.
All right as you can see we have a ring.
We can also forefinger if we need.
And then we have different parts here which we can play with.