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You cannot set fill attributes for the Line tool. The Oval and Rectangle tools let you create these basic geometric shapes, and apply strokes, fills, and specify rounded corners. In addition to the Merge and Object drawing modes, the Oval and Rectangle tools also provide the Primitive Object drawing mode. When you create rectangles or ovals using the Rectangle Primitive or Oval Primitive tools, Animate draws the shapes as separate objects.
These shapes unlike the shapes you create using Object Drawing mode. The primitive shape tools let you specify the corner radius of rectangles using controls in the Property inspector. And also the start and end angle, and the inner radius of ovals. After you create a primitive shape, alter the radius and dimensions by selecting the shape on the Stage and adjusting the controls in the Property inspector.
When either of the Primitive Object drawing tools is selected, the Property inspector retains the values of the last primitive object that you edited. For example, if you modify a rectangle and then draw a second rectangle. To draw from the center of the Stage, hold the Alt key when drawing a shape. To change the corner radius while dragging with the Rectangle primitive tool, press the Up Arrow key or Down Arrow key.
When the corners achieve the desired roundness, release the key. Rectangle Corner Radius Controls Let you specify the corner radiuses for the rectangle. You can enter a numeric value for the inner radius in each text box. Entering a negative value creates an inverse radius.
You can also deselect the constrain corner radius icon, and adjust each corner radius individually. Reset Resets all of the Rectangle Primitive tool controls, and restores the rectangle primitive shape drawn on the Stage to its initial size and shape. Click and hold the mouse button on the Oval tool , and select the Oval Primitive tool.
Using these controls, you can easily modify the shape of ovals and circles into pie slices, half circles, and other creative shapes. Inner Radius An inner radius or oval within the oval. You can either enter a numeric value for the inner radius in the box or click the slider and interactively adjust the size of the inner radius. You can enter values from 0 to 99 representing the percentage of fill that is removed.
Close Path Determines whether the path or paths, if you are specifying an inner radius of the oval is closed. If you specify an open path, no fill is applied to the resulting shape, only the stroke is drawn. Close Path is selected by default. Reset Resets all of the Oval Primitive tool controls and restores the oval primitive shape drawn on the Stage to its initial size and shape. To select the Rectangle tool or Oval tool , click and hold the mouse button on the Rectangle tool or Oval tool and drag.
For rectangles, specify the width and height in pixels, the radius of the rounded corners, and whether to draw the rectangle from the center. See also: Live Preview of Colors. Creating an animated character is easy with Animate. Want to draw some cool characters using rectangle and oval shapes?
Watch the tutorial at the end of this example and follow these steps. Click and hold the mouse button on the Rectangle Tool. In the Rectangle Options , drag the slider to change the corner radius of the object. Select the Oval Tool. Click the Object Drawing button. While selecting and drawing objects, the object drawing mode shows a thin outline along the shape regions according to the layer color. The small circles are indicate the anchor points and are not interactive or editable using the selection tool.
While drawing in object mode, the strokes and shapes are no longer selected by default. To draw lines and shapes, use the Pencil tool, in much the same way that you use a real pencil to draw. To apply smoothing or straightening to the lines and shapes as you draw, select a drawing mode for the Pencil tool. The Brush tool draws brush-like strokes. It creates special effects, including calligraphic effects.
Select a brush size and shape using the Brush tool modifiers. Animate scales the brush size proportionately to the changing zoom level of the stage. This allows you to draw seamlessly adjusting to any zoom level and preview your work as you draw. If you want to revert to the earlier default behavior of brushes maintaining a constant pixel size even when you change the zoom level of the stage, you must disable the 'Stage zoom level' checkbox in the brush Property Inspector.
If you disable the Stage zoom level checkbox, the brush size for new strokes remains constant even when you change the magnification level for the Stage. So, the same brush size appears larger when the Stage magnification is lower. If you have a Wacom pressure-sensitive tablet connected to your computer, vary the width and angle of the brush stroke.
This can be achieved by using the Brush tool Pressure and Tilt modifiers, and varying pressure on the stylus. The Pressure modifier varies the width of brush strokes when you vary the pressure on the stylus. The Tilt modifier varies the angle of brush strokes when you vary the angle of the stylus on the tablet. The Tilt modifier measures the angle between the top eraser end of the stylus and the top north edge of the tablet. For example, if you hold the pen vertically against the tablet, the Tilt is The Pressure and Tilt modifiers are both fully supported for the eraser function of the stylus.
The mouse mode does not enable these options. Paint Normal. Paint Fills Only. Paint Behind. Paint Selection. Applies a new fill to the selection when you select a fill in the Fill Color control or the Fill box of the Property inspector, the same as selecting a filled area and applying a new fill. Paint Inside. Paints the fill in which you start a brush stroke and never paints lines.
To zoom the brush proportionately to the zoom level of the stage as you increase or decrease it while you draw, select the Zoom size with stage check box. The final stroke that will be generated is now very close to the live preview. With this, you do not see any unpredictable thinning or thickening of the brush strokes.
Even the finer curves drawn using brush tool do not show any breakages or gaps. The Brush Tool allows you to custom-define a brush by setting parameters of the brush such as shape and angle. This enables you to create natural artwork in your projects by customizing the brush tool to suit your drawing needs.
You can choose, edit and create a custom brush in Animate through the Property Inspector, when the brush tool is selected in the toolbox. To learn how to create, edit, and delete custom brushes, see Custom Brushes. Animate provides Pressure and Tilt support for strokes drawn using the Paint brush tool. You can draw art and pattern strokes with variable width, dependent on the applied pressure or tilt on the stylus.
For further refinement, use the Width tool to adjust the width points. For more information, see Working with PaintBrush. Pressure and tilt icons in the tool bar are displayed only if you have connected a Wacom pressure-sensitive tablet to your computer. Animate has an integrated global library for Vector Brushes that includes a vast collection of Art and Pattern brushes.
Before using any brush, double-click any brush to add it to your current document. You can import new Art and Pattern Brushes to your Animate document using the CC Libraries in addition to the brush presets available by default.
To add a new Art or Pattern Brush, open the CC libraries panel and just click on any of the supported brushes. Animate currently supports only Illustrator brushes from CC Libraries. Clicking on a brush in CC Library adds it to both the global Brush Library panel and the current document. You can use any brush as either an Art or Pattern brush. By default, the brushes are added as Art brushes. To modify it to a Pattern brush, use the Edit brush option and select the Brush type as Pattern brush.
The Edit Brush icon launches the Brush editing dialog box for the selected brush. You can modify properties such as brush direction, scaling preferences, and overlap preference, and apply the changes to the existing strokes. For more information, see Working with Paint Brush. The Width tool allows you to embellish a stroke by adding widths of varying thickness. Variable width can then be saved as Width Profiles that can be applied to other strokes. When you mouseover a stroke with the Width tool selected, points Width Point appears on the stroke with handles Width Handle.
You can adjust the stroke width, move the width point, copy the width point, and delete the width point. The Width information is displayed in the Info Panel when you modify Width of a stroke. You can also select multiple Width Points, and perform any of actions move, copy, or delete mentioned earlier. For multiple strokes, the Width Tool adjusts only the active stroke.
If you want to adjust a stroke, mouse-over the stroke using the Width Tool. Variable Width Strokes are converted to Uniform strokes, if a file containing variable width stroke is opened using an older version of Animate.
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