How to Add Custom Shapes to the Play Editor

To add a custom shape to your Play Edit shaped library, simply right quick on the shape and select copy. Then navigate to the shape library right click on the category and select edit. The library will open in another window. Paste your custom shapes onto the slide so that it will live in your shaped library.
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