Figma - Shape Tools and DrawingWhen using the Pen tool in Figma, why might a path segment appear jagged instead of smoothly curved?ABecause the path was closed before adding curvesBBecause the Bezier handles were not dragged out when placing the anchor pointCBecause the Pen tool was switched to the Move tool accidentallyDBecause the anchor points were placed too close togetherCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify the cause of jagged curvesJagged curves usually occur when Bezier handles are missing or not extended.Step 2: Understand the Pen tool behaviorDragging the mouse while placing a point creates Bezier handles that control curve smoothness.Final Answer:Because the Bezier handles were not dragged out when placing the anchor point -> Option BQuick Check:Check if handles exist and are extended [OK]Quick Trick: Always drag to create handles for smooth curves [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAssuming closing the path affects curve smoothnessConfusing tool modes during path creationPlacing points too close but ignoring handle creation
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