Because the effect sits on top of the layer, you can still use After Effects text animators (like tracking or per-character rotation) and the 3D extrusion will update instantly.
You can manually draw a curve that defines the profile of the edge of your 3D object. Want a sharp 45-degree chamfer? Draw a straight diagonal line. Want a stepped, architectural look? Draw a stair-step curve. Want a rounded bubble edge? Draw a parabola curve.
Because the effect sits on top of the layer, you can still use After Effects text animators (like tracking or per-character rotation) and the 3D extrusion will update instantly.
You can manually draw a curve that defines the profile of the edge of your 3D object. Want a sharp 45-degree chamfer? Draw a straight diagonal line. Want a stepped, architectural look? Draw a stair-step curve. Want a rounded bubble edge? Draw a parabola curve.