Closed tomasdev closed 10 months ago
Similarly, using multiple vector paths cannot be colorized separately? (and that is why I tried using fillGeometry)
newVector.vectorPaths = [
{windingRule: 'NONE', data: 'M 0 0 L 48 0 L 48 48 L 0 48 L 0 0 Z'},
someOtherVectorPath,
];
newVector.fills = [
RED,
GREEN,
];
// painted both vector paths the last color
Multi-colored vectors aren't yet available in the API.
We recently added the ability to specify fills on VectorNetwork
regions. That may help here.
You can do something like:
const regions = newVector.vectorNetwork.regions;
regions[0].fills = [RED]
region[1].fills = [GREEN]
Closing this issue; the lack of readonly
annotation was a bug, which has been resolved with #268.
From plugin-api.d.ts,
fillGeometry
is not marked as readonly. I assumed I could edit the array but the Figma Developer VM threw this error:Cannot set property fillGeometry of [object Object] which has only a getter
All I'm trying to do is ensure the fills are kept after flattening, which is not deterministic at the moment (different FIgma clients have different results)