# Vector

The **Vector Objects** in **Scene2Ds** provide alternatives to their **Vector** counterparts in 3D **Scenes** and encompass several two-dimensional shapes that help build up the visual aspects of a *User Interface*. Unlike **Vector Objects** in 3D **Scenes**, **Vector Objects** in **Scene2Ds** don't contain Z axis components.

There are several **Vector Objects** that are described below:

* [Arc](#arc)
* [Ellipse](#ellipse)
* [Line](#line)
* [Rectangle](#rectangle)
* [Pie](#sector)

![Vector Objects in Scene2D](/files/RWGSlzpC24zgNuxDWWko)

## Arc

A **2D Object** that is a piece of a circle defined by a starting and ending degree running straight through between the two selected degree points, disregarding the center. This means that it will not pass through the true center, but create a circle-like **Object** with segments missing at times. There are several **Nodes** attributed to **Arc Objects**, which can be found [*here*](/incari-studio/2023.1/toolbox/incari/vector/arc.md).

![Arc](/files/RXW5dV2GXtTMjLkEOi1r)

## Ellipse

A circular **2D** **Object**.

![Ellipse](/files/yo07uHpdCqkf3TIKjRf6)

## Line

A linear **2D** **Object**. There are several **Nodes** attributed to **Line Objects**, which can be found [*here*](/incari-studio/2023.1/toolbox/incari/vector/line.md).

![Line](/files/y2NddPHAzUvLUV1uJoZo)

## Rectangle

A rectangular **2D** **Object**. There are several **Nodes** attributed to **Rectangle Objects**, which can be found [*here*](/incari-studio/2023.1/toolbox/incari/vector/rectangle.md).

![Rectangle](/files/aeJPhTbIL0VkHGuav0T8)

## Pie

A **2D** **Object** that is a piece of a circle defined by a starting and ending degree and a connected point at the center of the circle. There are several **Nodes** attributed to **Pie Objects**, which can be found [*here*](/incari-studio/2023.1/toolbox/incari/vector/pie.md).

![Pie](/files/7Qmr0ksUZsMXvupE2JGJ)


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