What value do you change in the Geometry Options to control the depth of your 3D object?

The value that you change in the Geometry Options to control the depth of a 3D object in Adobe After Effects is the Extrusion Depth. This parameter directly affects how thick or deep the object appears in three-dimensional space. When you increase the Extrusion Depth, you create a more pronounced three-dimensional effect, making the object appear more substantial and realistic by simulating depth.

This is particularly important in creating text layers or shape layers that you want to appear solid and dynamic. By adjusting the Extrusion Depth, you can give your objects volume, which is crucial for achieving a more immersive and visually engaging result in your animations.

Understanding how to manipulate this setting is essential for effective 3D design in After Effects, as it greatly influences the overall aesthetic and functionality of your projects.