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@Stephen_H thank you for sharing the video. Funny enough I started this approach after watching this video, but I was working outside in vs inside out, which is what you are showing. My approach wasn't getting me the results I was looking for, but I think yours will. Thanks again, -- em.kae.be

@MEB thank you for the suggestion, I did try that approach initially. In my first attempt the new curve was off by a lot and not close to being in the middle. I was hoping that someone with more talent than me had an easier approach. I guess it's just tweaking a bunch once something close is created. Thanks, -- em.kae.be

@Callum thank you for the reply back. That is unfortunate that this can't be automated. Any tricks you or anyone else can provide to make it as painless as possible? Given this particular situation, I can't even easily scale down or up. Thanks again for the reply back. -- em.kae.be

I'm trying to create a curve evenly distributed between two other curves, but can't figure out how to do it in Affinity Designer on my iPad. I've attached an example of what I'm trying to do. I would like to have the red line to be exactly in the middle of the two other black curves. I'm a little new to Affinity Designer. I know this can be done easily on Illustrator using the Blend Tool, but I don't believe that exists on the iPad version of Affinity Designer. Any suggestions/help would be appreciated.