If it is a corner with no handles, press in the toolbar or hold ⌘ Command / Control and click the point to show the handles and create a mirrored curve. If it is a curve, the handles will already be showing.You can add different fills to separate regions of a vector network as long as they are separate closed regions. Click the area of a closed vector network to add the fill.Click in the toolbar or press B to select the paint bucket tool.Click in the toolbar or press Return / Enter to enter edit mode.FillsĪdd fills to closed regions of a vector network. To exit vector edit mode, press Return / Enter again, or click Done in the toolbar. Or, select a path and click from the toolbar.You can also use the Pen tool to plot additional points and manipulate those as well. When you're editing an object, you can interact with the existing points and the lines between them. Vector edit mode lets you can select, adjust, or change properties of individual points, lines, or entire shapes. As you click and drag to create a shape, hold Space to move the shape around the canvas before releasing your mouse click.Hold ⌥ Option / Alt while creating a shape to make it scale relative to its center instead of its top-left corner.Hold ⇧ Shift while creating a shape to lock the shape’s aspect ratio to 1:1.When using Shape tools, you can hold modifier keys to draw them in specific ways:
You can use the Pen tool, or any of the Shape tools, to create a new vector layer. Complex objects can then be created within the same object and with the same properties much faster than they could be drawn using traditional vector path tools.
Vector networks do not have a direction and can fork off in different directions without requiring a separate path object to be created. Most pen tools draw paths in a loop with a defined direction, always wanting to reconnect to their original point.
Vector networks are one of the most unique features in Figma. Anyone with can edit access to a file can create and edit vector networks.
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