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Your object needs to be converted to curves.

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Capt Kirk: Just (Pause.............) Convert it. (Pause.........) tooooo (Pause....) curves {fall to knees in pain and overacts like you wouldn't believe} 

Spock: The only logical outcome is to delineate the cursoor to the Convert to Curves co-ordinates and initiate a tactical click to decloak the romulan nodes.

McCoy: For the love of god chillywilly just click the damned convert to curves button.

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4 hours ago, firstdefence said:

Capt Kirk: Just (Pause.............) Convert it. (Pause.........) tooooo (Pause....) curves {fall to knees in pain and overacts like you wouldn't believe} 

Spock: The only logical outcome is to delineate the cursoor to the Convert to Curves co-ordinates and initiate a tactical click to decloak the romulan nodes.

McCoy: For the love of god chillywilly just click the damned convert to curves button.

Absolutely yes! Thanx for your advice, Master Yoda!!!

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Ok. And what about line ends? They are already simple curves (in fact, they can't be converted). Yet, there is no way to select the end of multiple lines by dragging with either the Move or the Node tool.

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EDIT: Ok, found it by trials and errors. With the Move tool, I selected all the layers. Then switched to the Node tool, and the end of the horizontal lines was already marked red. I dragged, and selected them. Then, still with the Node tool, could change their position.

 

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Thank you @v_kyr, it's exactly how I discovered it works.

I must admit not to find it particularly intuitive, nor handy. Even adding a shortcut while dragging would make it incredibly much faster.

Paolo

EDIT: A much faster (and intuitive) way is hidden under a Tools preference, as described here:

 

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