api/drawing-functions.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@
 	- [set_text_align](#set_text_align)
 	- [set_text_wrap](#set_text_wrap)
 - [Other](#other)
-	- [shape](#shape)
+	- [polygon](#polygon)
 	- [fill](#fill)
 	- [border](#border)
 	- [set_draw_mode](#set_draw_mode)
@@ -335,41 +335,41 @@ than the text / paragraph width).
 
 # Other
 
-## shape
+## polygon
 
 ```javascript
-> shape(x, y, radius_x, radius_y, vertices, character);
-> shape(x, y, radius_x, radius_y, vertices, character, linked);
-> shape(x, y, radius_x, radius_y, vertices, character, linked, rotation_offset);
+> polygon(x, y, rx, ry, vertices, char_edges);
+> polygon(x, y, rx, ry, vertices, char_edges, char_fill);
+> polygon(x, y, rx, ry, vertices, char_edges, char_fill, rotation);
 ```
 
-Draws a shape on the active layer. The shape is positioned at `x` and `y` passed
-coordinates. The value of `vertices` defines the number of sides of the shape.
-With 3 vertices, the shape would be a **triangle**, with 4, a **square** etc.
-The bigger this value is, the nearer the shape would be to a **circle**.
+Draws a polygon on the active layer. The polygon is positioned at `x` and `y`
+passed coordinates. The value of `vertices` defines the number of edges of the
+polygon.
+With 3 vertices, the polygon would be a **triangle**, with 4, a **square** etc.
+The bigger this value is, the nearer the polygon would be to a **circle**.
 
-`radius_x` and `radius_y` are used to modify the shape width / height ratio. As
-most fonts have characters taller than bigger, it is important to make some
-tests with your font to know which radius would give the shape you want.
+`rx` and `ry` are used to modify the polygon width / height ratio. As most fonts
+have characters taller than bigger, it is important to make some tests with your
+font to know which radius would give the polygon you want.
 
-`character` is used to draw the shape.
+`char_edges` is the character used to draw the polygon's edges.
+`char_fill` is the character used to fill the polygon. If `char_fill` is not
+passed or passed as `null`, only the edges will be drawn.
 
-If `linked` (`true` by default) is set to `false`, sides of the shape will not
-be drawn. Only the corners will.
-
-`rotation_offset` (`0` by default) is a number value (between `0` and `1`) which
-sets the shape rotation offset between 2 corners. Looping from `0` to `1` would
-make the shape rotate continually.
+`rotation` (`0` by default) is a number value (between `0` and `1`) which sets
+the polygon rotation offset between 2 corners. Looping from `0` to `1` would
+make the polygon rotate continually.
 
 ### Parameters:
-- `x` Number: x coordinate of the shape center
-- `y` Number: y coordinate of the shape center
-- `radius_x` Number: Width of the shape
-- `radius_y` Number: Height of the shape
-- `vertices` Number: Number of vertices of the shape
-- `character` Characters (string): Character used to draw the shape
-- `linked` Boolean: If `true`, vertices are drawn. If not, only corners are
-- `rotation_offset` Number: Between `0` and `1`, set the shape angle based on the difference between two corners
+- `x` Number: x coordinate of the polygon center
+- `y` Number: y coordinate of the polygon center
+- `rx` Number: Width of the polygon
+- `ry` Number: Height of the polygon
+- `vertices` Number: Number of vertices of the polygon
+- `char_edges` Character (string): Character used to draw the polygon's edges
+- `char_fill` Character (string): Character used to fill the polygon
+- `rotation` Number: Between `0` and `1`, set the polygon angle based on the difference between two corners
 
 ## fill