Here is what they do:īlack and White Instantly change the stroke color to white (#ffffff) and the fill color to black (#000000). In addition to the two-color drop downs for both stroke and fill, there are also three little buttons along the bottom of this section, as shown in Figure 3.1.
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Although colors and gradients will be discussed in more detail later in this chapter, it's important that you understand how to use this section of the toolbar before you begin creating shapes. The Colors SectionĪs previously mentioned, this section of the toolbar is one of the many places where you can control the color of both the stroke and fill. Now that you are familiar with the sections, let's go over what is in each section, from bottom to top, starting with the colors section. Because technically this really is not a group, but more of a section, each set of options will be gone over with its associated tool. Options This group will change as you select different tools to reveal more options for those tools. View This group assists you in controlling the view of the stage, including the stage position and magnification level.Ĭolors This group helps you control both the color of the stroke (line) and fill of shapes. Tools This group is the set of tools that enable you to draw and manipulate shapes and objects on the stage. As we move through the tools, special note will be made of options that are available to each specific tool, as well as shortcuts that can be used in conjunction with the tool.Īs you can see from the preceding figure, the toolbar has four major sections: As mentioned in the previous paragraph, many of the drawing tools found in Flash may be somewhat familiar, as you can see in Figure 3.1.
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