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is it possible to change start/end point of a closed path, curve?

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Mandu

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As you can see on my image I have a closed curve wit ha vector brush applied on it. But since the beginning/end of it is in an awkward position, the result is not what I want. It would be good if I could change that point to somewhere else.image.png.88673739e12ddad8cfd748fe1af27c7c.png

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firstdefence

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Yes.

  1. Select the Node Tool (A)
  2. Select the node you want to be the end point
  3. Select Break Curve from the Node tool context menu
  4. Select Close Curve from the Node tool context menu.

 

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"is it possible to change start/end point"

Node Tool, Reverse Curve in Context Toolbar. 

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