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In keynote I want to add a shape (say, a circle) then be able to have that shape drawn. I know I've done this in the past, but can't find it/remember it now. INSERT shape (not draw shape) then CONVERT to line-drawn shape.
MacBook Pro 15″, macOS 12.1
No, but thanks for the reply. I know I can make a shape editable. I think what I want is the Line Draw animation, but I want to apply it to a shape. I insert a square, say, then I want that square to be "created" as a drawn line. I have done this in the past, but can't find it now. On the one that exists I have a square which has a Build In animation as "Line draw." When I add a new square, and go to Build In animations, there is no "Line Draw" to be found.
Found it!
Create shape.
Format: FILL NONE
Border: LINE
Animation: LINE DRAW is now available
Are you referring to Make Editable?
Select the shape, right click and select Make Editable.
Then change the shape as required.
Keynote break apart shape to draw
