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7 hours ago, Mainecoon364 said:

1. How can I prevent It from happening?

You can’t, unless you never make a mistake in your life (while using Designer).

Whenever adding nodes, you need to check that the correct tool is active (pen tool), and exactly one of the start/end nodes is selected. Unfortunately you can easily get nodes or layers deselected, e.g. by clicking slightly away, without noticing. Having the layers panel open and visible helps to detect it immediately.

 

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Posted
7 hours ago, Mainecoon364 said:

2. How can I connect them?

Select both layers. 
use node tool

Click „join curves“ symbol from toolbar.

https://affinity.help/designeripad/en-US.lproj/pages/Tools/tools_node.html
 

It can get more complex if the wrong end nodes are connected. 

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The method I described earlier works perfectly for the actual file.

 

if it fails in other situations, upload the file so we can check the best approach.

  • reverse path of one curve
  • close open curve, then use helper shapes to add or remove parts. It is easier in certain cases to work with closed curves and geometric functions than to fiddle with nodes from open curves.

 

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Posted
  • A) reverse path of one curve
  • B) close open curve, then use helper shapes to add or remove parts. It is easier in certain cases to work with closed curves and geometric functions than to fiddle with nodes from open curves.

 

How can I do A) and B)?

Posted
1 hour ago, Mainecoon364 said:
  • A) reverse path of one curve
  • B) close open curve, then use helper shapes to add or remove parts. It is easier in certain cases to work with closed curves and geometric functions than to fiddle with nodes from open curves.

 

How can I do A) and B)?

A)

https://affinity.help/designeripad/en-US.lproj/pages/Tools/tools_node.html

Click the „reverse“ icon in the context toolbar while node tool is active

B)

click the „close curve“ icon 

 

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