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Inspiring
Jan 13, 2025 1:34 PM UTC
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SHIFT + C to move 2 handles at the same time - Does not work

Hello!

Just as the titles says.

I know it's possible to do it with S (scale), and that's fine.

But I'm following an online course and he keep using shift+c to do that, and I've been breaking my head over this. Shift+c still only controls one handle for me.


Could someone please breakdown every step I need to be doing?
Lets say I'm with the pen, and just drew a circle.. 

 

PonyxPonyCorrect answer
Inspiring
Jan 13, 2025 1:47 PM UTC

Ok nevermind I ran to the forums too quick!

I got it:

The shape need's to be selected, and it doesn't matter which tool I have active at the moment.
Press shift+C, then press and drag the anchorpoint. You do not keep shift+c pressed when you drag.
you press shift+c, and after that you drag.

 

My mistake was keeping it pressed while dragging.

I think it's more convinent than the S way, because I can see the handles with shift+c, and with S I cannot (maybe it's just my setting idk)

thanks for coming to my ted talk. I hope my struggles helped someone!

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PonyxPonyAuthorCorrect answer
Inspiring
Jan 13, 2025 1:47 PM UTC

Ok nevermind I ran to the forums too quick!

I got it:

The shape need's to be selected, and it doesn't matter which tool I have active at the moment.
Press shift+C, then press and drag the anchorpoint. You do not keep shift+c pressed when you drag.
you press shift+c, and after that you drag.

 

My mistake was keeping it pressed while dragging.

I think it's more convinent than the S way, because I can see the handles with shift+c, and with S I cannot (maybe it's just my setting idk)

thanks for coming to my ted talk. I hope my struggles helped someone!

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