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But here they are working the same. Both are doing curve tool.
It works for roads, but not with the trees.
Here the expected behaviour and how they should differ (based on the road tool):
If you do a L-shape, with the curve tool, it is expected that the curve will be draw within that L-shape guide, similar to a spiral and not perfectly round.
The free form will actually modify the L shape, the two 'segments" of the L will change sizes to keep the same proportion and just the initial angle will be kept, this makes a curve that is perfectly round instead of spiral.
Basically the freeform only do perfect circles, while the curve tool make ellipses.
And here a simple image with a killer explanation showing side by side their main diference: https://imgur.com/a/rqhjVV8