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Hello,

I´m new here and I would like to know if there is a possibility to merge a path (line)?

And if on the other hand it is possible to divide a path (line) into 2 or more pathes?

I think in Illustrator there is a scissors, but I can´t find anything similar in Affinity desgn.
It would be really great if somenone can help me...!

Thanks in advance und my best regards,

sandfraeulein

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Hi Sandfräulein, there's no specific tool for this but when you're editing curves you can break a line at any given node, or join tow selected lines together, using contextual buttons on the top toolbar - when you have line editing tools and suitable objects selected. HTH.

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Thank you very much for your quick reply!

And I´m really sorry, but can you please explain to me in detail how to find/activate this buttons?

I´m using a German surface (and can´t change it into English) and so it´s a bit difficult for me to find the exact buttons and tools. Well for sure I tried, but I failed :huh:.

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Hi sandfräulein,

 

to cut a path in two parts, simply (a.) select the node where you want to splice the path with the Node Tool (Knotenwerkzeug) or create a node at that point and (b.) click Aktion: Kurve öffnen on the context tool bar (see below).

 

As far as joining paths is concerned, please have a look at one of the following posts, where I uploaded some videos:

 

https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/8425-how-to-make-2-different-paths-become-one-path/?p=34571

https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/4274-join-nodes/?p=73327

 

Hope that helps …  :)

Alex

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