In Canvas Studio, the SVG Path allows you to turn 2D vector artwork into fully extruded 3D shapes. Imported from standard SVG files, these paths can be scaled, extruded, and styled like any other geometry. It’s ideal for logos, icons, patterns, and custom designs, giving you the power to bridge flat vector design and immersive 3D space
position – sets the SVG shape’s location in 3D space using X, Y, and Z coordinates; allows you to place it precisely within your scene.
rotation – rotates the shape around its axes; useful for orienting SVG elements to face the camera or match a design layout.
scale – adjusts the size of the entire SVG geometry; used to fine-tune proportions after importing vector graphics.
castShadow – enables the shape to project shadows onto other objects; adds depth and realism when lit.
receiveShadow – allows it to catch shadows from surrounding geometry; improves visual integration in a scene.
visible – toggles whether the shape is rendered or hidden; used for animation control or layer management.
wireframe – displays only the outline of the shape’s geometry; helpful for debugging complex paths or achieving stylized effects.
opacity – adjusts the transparency level of the SVG object; 1 is fully opaque, and lower values allow varying levels of visibility.
extrusion – sets how deep the shape is extruded along the Z axis; controls the thickness or volume of the SVG in 3D space.
scale – (in geometry) controls the scaling of the original SVG path before extrusion; useful for matching the SVG’s proportions to the scene.
bevel – enabled – when checked, beveling is applied to edges for a smoother, more polished appearance.
bevel – thickness – defines how far the bevel protrudes from the edge; affects sharpness and visual weight.
bevel – size – controls the width of the beveled edge; smooths transitions along the contour.
bevel – segments – determines how smooth the bevel curve is; higher values increase the rounding detail.
The SVG Path in Canvas Studio brings vector graphics to life by transforming flat artwork into dimensional elements. Whether you’re importing a brand logo, a hand-drawn shape, or a complex icon set, this geometry type gives you the flexibility to scale, extrude, and light SVGs like native 3D objects, blending design precision with spatial depth.