Edit segments and add points
Segment editing lets you tweak shapes between any two adjacent vertices, add a new vertex, or delete one — without redrawing the shape from scratch.
Enter segment-editing mode
Section titled “Enter segment-editing mode”- Press V for the Select tool.
- Double-click a Linestring, Lane, or Polygon.
- The shape switches to point-edit mode: each vertex becomes a draggable indigo handle.
Move a point
Section titled “Move a point”Click and drag a vertex. If the point is shared with another shape (see Point Sharing), every shape that holds it moves together.
For lanes, dragging a boundary point updates both lanes that share the boundary — see Lane connection model.
Add a point
Section titled “Add a point”Click anywhere on a segment (the line between two existing points). A new vertex is inserted at the click position.
This is the fastest way to introduce a curve into a previously straight section: add a point, then drag it.
Remove a point
Section titled “Remove a point”Select the vertex (it turns solid indigo) and press Delete or Backspace.
Exit segment editing
Section titled “Exit segment editing”Press Esc, click outside the shape, or pick another tool. The shape returns to normal selection mode.
See also
Section titled “See also”- Smooth lane boundaries — useful after you’ve added many points and want to clean things up.
- Snap to existing geometry — drag points onto snap targets to keep them aligned.