Every time I try to do this, the whole sprite fills in. Can someone help?

Make a shape, then use the fill tool and select that shape.

Make sure that you have a completely closed shape. If your shape has a hole in it, it won't fill in right.

What if it isn't a normal shape but a shape that you made? Please help!

tuckerhayes24 wrote:

What if it isn't a normal shape but a shape that you made? Please help!

Then you can create a circle or square and reshape it to fill.

Well, if it's something drawn with the pen, it won't fill. Your best bet is to make a square, or a circle depending on the shape you want. Then reshape it to whatever you want, then fill it.

Scratcher1002 wrote:

Well, if it's something drawn with the pen, it won't fill. Your best bet is to make a square, or a circle depending on the shape you want. Then reshape it to whatever you want, then fill it.

Pen isn't Vector

Here's what you should know that will really help in the problem:

1. Vector consists of shapes, that you can reshape them into many different things

2. Each individual shape can be filled in, but if it isn't a closed figure/shape, you need to make it closed

3. To do shading, make different shapes and reshape them to where you want the shading to go

4. If you select something, there is arrow up and arrow down buttons with lines next to them. Those work as if you were trying to make
something go to the front or to the back. Vector is working with different shapes and layers.


Hope this helped :D
and if it didn't just find a vector tutorial… xD

Abstract- wrote:

Scratcher1002 wrote:

Well, if it's something drawn with the pen, it won't fill. Your best bet is to make a square, or a circle depending on the shape you want. Then reshape it to whatever you want, then fill it.

Pen isn't Vector

He/she refers to the pen tool I think

ok

tuckerhayes24 wrote:

What if it isn't a normal shape but a shape that you made? Please help!

still use the fill thing