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# Shape
Draw rectangles, ovals, and lines directly on scenes to create visual elements or provide guidance.
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## How to use
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{% step %}
#### Select the "Shape" Tool
Under the scene, select the :square:**Shape** from the tools menu, which gives you a number of default shapes to use. The Rectangle tool is selected by default. Click the arrow to choose from the options below:
* :square: **`Rectangle`** or press `R` on keyboard
* :circle: **`Oval`** or press `O` on keyboard
* :pipe: **`Line`** or press `L` on keyboard
{% endstep %}
{% step %}
### Draw on the scene
Click and drag on the canvas to draw the selected shape. Drag the shape's edges or corner handles to resize it, or drag from within the shape to reposition it.
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{% step %}
### Change color of shapes
1. Select the color circle on the left side of the sub-menu.
2. Select from the color palette
3. Select a color using the color picker tool
4. Input a HEX color value in the text input field
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### Adjusting transparency and shadow
1. Click or drag the number panel to adjust opacity and blur level
2. Use toggle button to turn shadow on and off
3. Adjust the parameters to adjust the shadow style
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### Adjusting stroke size & style
1. Open the stroke icon to select from different stroke style
2. Edit the numerical value to adjust the stroke width.
For :square: Rectangle tool, adjust radius by changing the number for all radius or each individual radius.
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