looking like a miniature version of them I know this answer was late in coming but may save some poor soul a long and frustrating search for a solution. If, rather that hitting D you prefer to click on an icon you can find it nested in the lower-left corner of your tool bar as part of the 'Fill' and 'Stroke' icons area. Instead, if you have drawn something in 3D unless you hit 'D' (to change from 'Default Stroke and Fill' you are fated to remain (forever) in 3D mode until you start another file.
You turn 'Perspective' off or on by Ctrl-Shift l not '3D mode'. And just to clarify, it has nothing to do with turning "perspective' off or on - perspective is another function entirely, a distinction seemingly lost on a good many. The good news is it simply involves a 'toggle' action. From distressed lettering to a slick, vintage style here are the tools you need to use for wow-worthy letters. I had the same problem and it certainly wasn't answered by reading any number of posts on Google (including those that followed your initial enquiry) but I finally stumbled on the answer through a lengthy process of personal trial and error. 3D-Tool - Frequently Asked Questions intuitive & practical 3D without CAD knowledge affordable & universal many 3D/2D - Interfaces Frequently Asked Questions Licensing FAQs Show all answers What is the difference between 3D-Tool Free Viewer, Basic, Advanced and Premium How does the online activation of 3D-Tool work My License Key does not work. In this tutorial, we’ll look at some simple ways to utilize 3D tools in Illustrator to create unique typographic results.
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