How can I "edit points" for freeform in Storyline

What exactly you want to edit?

You can go to Format tab on the top of the Ribbon for many editing options.

Please clarify the term 'edit points' - may be by an example.

Thanks!

I want to edit a freeform shape in Storyline.  In Powerpoint when we want to edit a freeform shape, we get an option called as "edit points".  This is in the format tab under the heading "edit shape".

However, in Storyline when I look at the edit options in Format tab for freeform shape, I do not find this option. 

Here is a graphic explaining what I need.  This graphic is from powerpoint.  Hope this helps clarify the question. 

Thanks for calcifying.

You can go to format shape option and find any solution for you.

Meanwhile let me check for the alternate solution for the 'edit point'  option.

I was looking for this option as well.  Would be happy if Storyline had it...surprised if it doesn't.

I'd love to know how to do this too; can't find any way to edit points. In fact I can't even figure out how to delete a point while you're drawing. If I make a mistake I have to hit escape and I lose all of my work. Oh, I don't have a numpad, don't know if that matters like if the delete key on the numpad is how you delete the last point.

One helpful hint I did figure out though is when you draw free form do not end at a corner; this will leave you with a weird little nub if you use an outline. Instead start drawing in the middle of a line and end there so the weird nub isn't seen (it's covering a line that's already there. I also first built my shape out of primitives then used that as a template to draw my object.

I take it this never got a response? I'm not finding it either. Feature request, anyone?

Hi Michel,

This thread is a bit older - and  you're right, that you'll want to submit a feature request. 

Thanks Michel for submitting the feature and just an FYI that replying via email includes your signature here in the forums so you are welcome to edit the post to remove that information if you would like. It's totally your call. :)

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Hallo, is there any solution for this Problem yet?