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Hi,

I just purchased Affinity Designer, and while far more better to use than Inkscape, I am stuck with something simple; I would like to fusion two curves that share the same node.

Basically, I'd like to go from the first picture to the second picture. The thing is: I accidentally managed to do it once, but I can't seem to replicate it.

The common node mustn't be the last node of the first curve, therefore "Join curves" is not an option for me.

Any help would be welcome.

 

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Are these wide brown coloured curves/paths with an additional stroke added to make a black outline? Can you do a screen of the layers relating to this part of the graphic?

It would also help to have the object selected with the node tool active/selected.

 

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It was one layer for all these curves.

Meanwhile, I figured out how to fusion them: select both of them, then right-click → Geometry → Fusion curves.

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