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# Shape Tool

Shape Tool allows the creation of different shapes with sharp and rounded corners and chamfers, bend modifier, etc. 

You can choose one of several presets to create the shape you need.

**To draw a shape:**

1. Press the A/X button on your dominant controller to open the Toolbar and select the Shape tool.
2. Choose a preset you need.
3. Press the trigger button and draw a figure of any size, then release the button.

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You can also **pull a shape** from the list of presets by pointing to the preset you need, pressing the grip button, and pulling.

In addition to the preset, before creating a shape, you can **customize the color and material**. You can read more about it [here](/object-inspector/material-customization-in-object-inspector.md).

You can adjust this procedural object in the [Object Inspector](/object-inspector.md) - to open it, activate the Toolbar, choose the [Select tool](/objects-manipulation/basic-manipulation.md), hover over a shape, and press the trigger. The Object Inspector will open in the hand menu.

Available properties to experiment:&#x20;

* **Color and Material** (read more about these properties [here](/object-inspector/material-customization-in-object-inspector.md)).
* **Bend vector**: bending by Width and Height.
* **Size**: width, height, thickness.
* **Corner**: rounding corners and independently adjusting them.
* **Chamfer**: rounding vertical (by depth) edges.
* **Back Face**: on/off to generate back face. Useful for sky box and simple plane.

<figure><img src="/files/DD6bErib5jU6qRYCn4mC" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>


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