Vector Scene Tree View¶
The Vector Scene Tree View is composed of 2 parts: a part with all the elements created at the top, and a part with the details and settings of the selected element.
Tree¶
Hierarchy¶
In this area, you will see the tree of all the objects (paths, shapes) and groups created in the Vector Layer as a scene.

The organisation of the tree is quite similar to a layer stack: the elements in the foreground are at the top, the elements in the background are at the bottom.
Selection details¶
Under the tree, you can find the details of the selection, either as:
Objects (paths, shapes)
Paint Groups
or Groups
Objects¶

Path¶
Joint Type: choose the type of joint for sharp vertices.
Example |
Joint Type |
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None |
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Radial |
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Linear |
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Mitter |
Mitter Limit:
Mitter is the default Joint Type. The lower value, the smaller tip.
Example |
Limit value |
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1 |
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100 |
Brush¶
Click on the rectanlge to select a brush among the array, then close then the panel to see the result:

Use the mode “None” to get back to the original “penbrush” look.
If you click on the triangle, you will be displayed more options:

Color from Brush: use the original color from the Texture 2D.

Bilinear Filtering: applies bilinear resampling method for a smoother result.
Extension mode: offers 3 different modes to choose the spacing of the brush applied on your stroke. “Path”” calculates the spacing based on the whole path (this is why the result changes while drawing) ; “Segment” calculates and applies a different spacing for each segment of the path ; “Adapt” applies regular adaptative spacing.

Revert: revert the orientation of the Texture 2D.

Note
At the moment, you cannot add your own brush / Texture 2D. This shall change in the near future.
Identity¶
Give a name to the object.
Transform¶
Use Translation X / Y, Scaling X / Y and Rotation to modify the position, size and rotation of the object. Using the Transform tool will affect the values here.
Appearance¶
Visible: hide the outline of the object. If a paint bucket was applied, the filling will remain visible.

Foreground Color Mode: choose here between solid color or a color from the Palette.
Mode selected |
Interface |
Instructions |
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Solid Color |
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Click on the rectangle to modify the color. |
Palette |
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Choose the Palette to use in the dropdown menu, then choose what color from that Palette shall be used. |
Background Color: not used.
Paint Groups¶
A Paint Group is a group of objects (paths and shapes) to be painted with the Paint Bucket. By default, a Vector Layer always contains a Paint Group named “Scene”.

Paint Group Options¶
Painted: apply Paint Buckets when enabled.
Monochrome: when enabled, the boolean hides colors from the Paint Buckets and shows all outlines (unless the option Visible is off).
Monochrome Color: change the color of the monochrome filter.
Gap Tolerance: increase or decrease the tolerance of a gap betwheen 2 paths:
Example |
Gap Tolerance |
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0 |
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12 |
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50 |
Intersects Canvas: takes in consideration the border of the canvas to apply a Paint Bucket.

Wireframe Color: change the color of the Wireframe Mode (to be activated directly on the Vector Layer).
Advanced¶
Realtime: enable this feature to see in realtime all changes brought to the Paint Group (this feature needs more ressources from your computer!)

Identity¶
Change the name of the Paint Group
Use Translation X / Y, Scaling X / Y and Rotation to modify the position, size and rotation of the object. Using the Transform tool will affect the values here.
Appearance¶
Visible: hide the whole Paint Group.
Foreground Color: not used.
Background Color: change the color of the background of the whole Scene. Will only work with the main Scene, not with other Paint Groups. The color can come from the Color Modifiers panels or from a Palette.
Mode selected |
Interface |
Instructions |
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Solid Color |
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Click on the rectangle to modify the color. |
Palette |
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Choose the Palette to use in the dropdown menu, then choose what color from that Palette shall be used. |
Groups¶
Groups can be used to group objects like paths and shapes (but cannot be colorised with the Paint Bucket).
Identity¶
Name of the Group.
Transform¶
Use Translation X / Y, Scaling X / Y and Rotation to modify the position, size and rotation of the object. Using the Transform tool will affect the values here.
Appearance¶
Visible: hide the whole Group.
Foreground Color: not used.
Background Color: not used.