How to draw rectangle tool, polygon tool and curve
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Answer: how can you draw rectangle tool , polygon tool or curve tool.
you can only draw those shapes in an partitcular application.
Explanation: please tel me the applications in whichb you want to do .
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Tips for Creating Shapes
Rectangle Tool
Line Tool
Arrow Tool
Ellipse Tool
Polygon Tool
Star Tool
Frequently Asked Questions
Figma Figma design Using Shape Tools
Using Shape Tools
Shapes make up the majority of your layers in any given design.
You can access all of the Basic Shapes from the Shape Tools menu in the Toolbar. Click the down arrow next to the Rectangle to view your options.
You have six Shape Tools available:
Rectangle Tool
Line Tool
Arrow Tool
Ellipse Tool
Polygon Tool
Star Tool
Frequently Asked Questions
For designs that require unique or complex shapes, you can build your own Vector Networks using Figma's one-of-a-kind Pen tool.
Tips for Creating Shapes
Hold down the Shift key while dragging to create perfect squares, circles and polygons.
Hold down the Option key to create and resize the shape from their center.
Hold down Shift and Option to do both!
Rectangle Tool
You can use the Rectangle Tool to create both Rectangles and Squares.
Select the Rectangle Tool from the Shape Tools, or use the Keyboard Shortcut R
Click on a spot in the canvas and drag to create the Rectangle:
The Rectangles dimensions will be shown in blue underneath the bottom edge:
There will be a handle in each corner of the shape, this allows you to resize the shape as you see fit.
Line Tool
The Line tool allows you to create lines in any direction. Lines are an effective way of breaking up content within a design, or simulating CSS borders.
Select the Line Tool from the Shape Tools, or use the Keyboard Shortcut L:
Click on a spot in the canvas and drag to create the Line:
Once a Line is created, you can make changes to its appearance in the Stroke section of the Properties Panel:
Adjust the Stroke Color and Opacity using the Color Picker.
Update the Weight to change the thickness of the Line, as well as choose where to Align the weight of the Line. This can be applied to the Inner, Outer or Center of the Line.
The Advanced Stroke options allow you to customise the line further; including determining the Cap (how each end of the line looks) and Join (how the line behaves when connected to other lines), as well as using the Dashes setting to create a dashed line.
Arrow Tool
The Arrow Tool allows you to draw both one-sided and two-sided arrows.
Select the Arrow Tool from the Shape Tools, or use the Keyboard Shortcut ⇧ + L:
Click on a spot in the canvas and drag to create the Arrow. You can move the cursor around on the canvas to change the direction.
Like the Line Tool (above), you can make adjustments to the Stroke properties.
Add or Change a Single Cap
Double-click on the line to enter Vector Edit Mode
Select the point you want to add the Cap to. You'll need to make sure you are using the Move tool V.
You can select multiple points in a shape by clicking and dragging or by using the shortcuts below:
Windows: Alt
macOS: Shift
Open the Advanced Stroke menu by clicking the three ellipses in the Stroke settings:
Select the Cap you want to use from the drop down field:
Ellipse Tool
You can use the Ellipse tool to draw Ovals and Circles. These can be used as they are, or manipulated to create custom shapes with curves.
Select the Ellipse Tool from the Shape Tools, or use the Keyboard Shortcut O:
Click on a spot in the canvas and drag to create the Ellipse. The shape's dimensions will be shown in blue underneath the object:
There will be a blue bounding box around the Ellipse, with a handle in each corner. This allows you to resize the shape as you see fit.
Polygon Tool
The Polygon Tool allows you to draw an enclosed shape that is made up of any number of straight lines.
The default shape for the Polygon tool is a Triangle, but you can add additional points to the object to create your own custom Polygons.
Select the Polygon Tool from the Shape Tools:
Click on a spot in the canvas and drag to create the Polygon. The shape's dimensions will be shown in blue underneath the object.
There will be a blue bounding box around the shape, with a handle in each corner. This allows you to resize the shape as you see fit.
You can enter Vector Edit Mode by double-clicking on the Polygon. This allows you to add additional points to the Polygon and manipulate each point individually:
Like the Rectangle shape, you can round the corners of a Polygon too:
Hover over the handle in the corner until the Radius is shown:
Click and drag the handle towards the center of the object to round the corners.
Polygons and Bounding Boxes
You may have noticed that when we drew our Polygon, in this case a Triangle, the blue bounding box around the shape extends well below the bottom of the shape.
This allows the bounding box to remain a consistent shape or size, when additional points are added to the Polygon.
To snap the bounding box to the shape's true boundary, you can Flatten the shape. You can access this by right-clicking on the shape and choosing Flatten
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