Skewing Corners?

[Thirteen (Mr 13)]

Hello,

I am trying to make some Trapezoid shapes. What i normally do in Illustrator is get the Direct selection tool, select the top corner and then use the Skew tool to drag them in closer.

I currently in LB just use the Node tool and just drag them in. Is their a method to grab those node corners and skew them together, perhaps even type in the amount of skew?

Thanks

[CozyCo (Thad Wilen)]

Not sure what version you have but try this-

How can I round the corners of any shape?

LightBurn doesn’t have a corner fillet tool yet (it is being worked on though). In the meantime, here’s a trick to let you make radiused or chamfered corners on any shape: Select your shape: [image] Click the Offset tool: [image] Offset Inward by the radius amount, and set it to delete the original and select the result: [image] Then, offset the result back outward by the same amount: [image] The result (Bevel on the left, Round on the right): [image]

[LightBurn (Oz)]

You can drag-select nodes in Edit Nodes mode, and then use the cursor keys to move them together. Is that sufficient? We do not have Skew drag handles at this point.