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@Lagarto I agree. For me, I find it odd that something seemingly so rudimentary isn't easy to achieve. I'm going to post in the feature request section to hopefully get this implemented in the future I guess 😅 @appearsharmless It kind of looks like the left most node in the right ellipse is snapping to the right most node in the left ellipse, which I have been able to do (I think). It's just when getting an absolute precise snapping on the curves, from what I can tell it's non-existent. I started Designer today, no joke, but realized that this is an issue I've had for as long as I can remember, but just got used to it. I noticed it with Designer because I was starting a new program coming from Illustrator.

Thanks for the reply! Ah, yes. Collision Snapping is precisely what I'm after. I'm very new to Designer, but I'm familiar with the video you showed. I've played with all snapping options endlessly, but the equivalent to collision snapping doesn't seem viable without some workarounds that are inherently inaccurate for what I'm trying to do. If anyone can think of a workaround for this, then that would be great! Here's another example of what I'm trying to achieve.

Hello! In this circumstance (is this a pun? lol), I have two differently sized ellipses and my goal is to have them snap to each other at any point of the path. To clarify, I'm not talking about snapping the nodes. In the image attached, the black circle is where I want these two paths to meet. The only solution I can think of is to add a node on the circle to the right, then snap that node to the path on the left, but this isn't ideal because I have to eyeball where I place that node. If this isn't possible, it would be an excellent feature!