A curved path is controlled by an anchor point with directional handles.We often refer to `paths` as any line (straight or curved) that links two nodes.Ĭurves are vector lines made of two points connected by a curved path.The Direct Selection (also called the Node Tool) can also be used to select instead the Bézier Nodes that compose your path.A bounding box will appear around the entire path, and this will also activate the Quick Actions menus (available only on iPad or iPhone). You select paths for editing with the Selection Tool in the Toolbar or by pressing ~key~P~key~.Paths can be created by using the Line Tool or tapping anywhere on the canvas with the Pen Tool to create connected anchor points.
Any path is composed by a minimum of 2 Bézier Nodes which, in Vectornator, are highlighted in different colors: Start = green, End = red. Paths are vector lines made of a minimum of two points connected by a straight line segment. Before getting into the basics of vector tools, it's important to know what is a Vector Path, and which tools you can use to create and edit them.
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