1. LESSON 3 Drawing Shapes

2. This tool is used to create circles and ovals. Oval Tool

3. Stroke color –color of the outline of the shape. Stroke height (0.25-10)-thickness of the outline of the shape. Stroke style (Solid, Dashed, Dotted, Ragged, Stipple, Hatched). Fill color-the color inside the shape. Oval tool Options/Modifiers

4. Select the oval tool. Hold down the Shift key while dragging the mouse. Release the mouse. Drawing Circles

5. Select the Oval tool. Drag the mouse. Release the mouse. Drawing an Oval

6. This tool is used to create squares, rectangles and rounded squares and rectangles. Rectangle Tool

7. Stroke color- Color of the outline of the shape. Stroke height (0.25-10)-thickness of the outline of the shape. Stroke style (Solid, Dashed, Dotted, Ragged, Stipple, Hatched) Fill color- the color inside the shape. Round Rectangle Radius-type in numeric value between 0-999 that represents the corner radius. Rectangle Tool

8. Select the Rectangle tool. Hold down the Shift key while dragging the mouse. Release the mouse. Drawing a Square

9. Select the Rectangle tool. Drag the mouse. Release the mouse. Drawing a Rectangle

10. Select the Rectangle tool. Click the Round Rectangle Radius option from the tool modifier. Type the value for the corner radius. Drag the mouse. Release the mouse. Drawing a rounded rectangle/square

11. The Paint Bucket Tool fills enclosed areas with color. It can both fill empty areas. You can use the Paint Bucket too to fill that are not entirely enclosed, and you can specify that Flash close gaps in shape outlines when you use the Paint Bucket tool. Paint Bucket Tool

12. Fill color- the color inside the closed object Lock Fill- allows you to apply a gradient or bitmap fill consistently across multiple items. Paint Bucket Tool

13. Don’t Close Gaps Close Small Gaps Close Medium Gaps Close Large Gaps Gap Size

14. Select the Paint Bucket tool from the toolbox. Choose a fill color. Click the Gap Size modifier and choose a gap size option. Click the shape or enclosed area that you want to fill. Using the paint Bucket tool