14 | You can use this plugin to turn vector lines into freehand strokes. 15 |
16 |42 | To revert a stroke to its original shape, click the Reset{" "} 43 | button. 44 |
45 |47 | You can use the plugin's options to change the appearance of a mark. 48 | See the Options section below for more information on each 49 | option. 50 |
51 |74 | You can continue adjusting a stroke's options after applying the 75 | effect. 76 |
77 |78 | Setting a negative Thinning value will cause the stroke to 79 | become thicker at minimum pressure. 80 |
81 |To create a "flat" stroke, intersect the stroke with a rectangle.
82 |83 | In general, areas with more vector nodes will result in greater 84 | pressure and so a thicker stroke, while areas with less detail will 85 | result in less simulated pressure and a thinner stroke. To force a 86 | mark to be thicker, try adding extra nodes yourself. 87 |
88 |89 | If you'd like a better drawing experience—including real stylus 90 | pressure as well as better simulated pressure—try{" "} 91 | 96 | this link 97 | 98 | , a demo for the{" "} 99 | 104 | perfect-freehand 105 | {" "} 106 | library used by this plugin. You can copy your drawing from there and 107 | paste it into Figma. 108 |
109 |111 | If you would like to reach the author, you can tweet me at{" "} 112 | 117 | @steveruizok 118 | 119 | . 120 |
121 |122 | The source code for this plugin is available{" "} 123 | 128 | on Github 129 | 130 | . If you would like to contribute to the project's code, that's the 131 | best place to start. 132 |
133 |134 | If you think you've found a bug in the plugin, please create an issue{" "} 135 | 140 | here 141 | 142 | . 143 |
144 |145 | If you have ideas about how to make the plugin better, or for any 146 | other concern not mentioned above, post on the{" "} 147 | 152 | Discussions board 153 | 154 | . 155 |
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