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June 2, 2023
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Pfad in andere Ebene kopieren

  • June 2, 2023
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Hi,

 

wie kann ich einen Teil eines geschlossenen Pfades in eine neue Ebene an der gleichen Stelle kopieren?

 

Und wie wähle ich die einzelnen Punkte am besten aus?

 

 

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Correct answer Jacob Bugge

Victor,

 

In addition to what Ton said, (remember to have the object deselected to start with) I usually find it easier to Direct Select the segment(s) rather than the Anchor Points, ShiftClicking the/each segment to select them all together, then copy, then paste and join if more than one; once the first segment is selected, the remaining desired segments are revealed by their Anchor Points.

 

In some easy cases, if there is nothing behind the object or anything that may be behind is locked or hidden, you can also ShiftClickDrag across the segment(s, only including the Anchor Points between them).

 

 

Edit: Hi Ton. Full sun, cool as in mid spring, harvest of hay.

 

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Victor27737748g8a9Author
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June 3, 2023

Danke euch´- das hilft schon mal weiter 🙂

pixxxelschubser
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pixxxelschubserCommunity Expert
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June 2, 2023

Hallo @Victor27737748g8a9 

vermutlich würde ich so vorgehen, wie @Jacob Bugge bereits geschrieben hat: die Segmente mit den Direktauswahlwerkzeug auswählen (anstatt der Ackerpunkte) und diese kopieren. Aber je nach Anzahl der Segmente könnte es u.U. besser sein, den gesamten Pfad zu kopieren und einzufügen und hinterher die nicht gewünschten Segmente zu löschen. Das ist manchmal zeitsparender.

 

Eventuell könntest du uns auch etwas detaillierter beschreiben, was du vorhast. Vielleicht gibt es auch noch bessere Wege, die dir nur noch nicht in den Sinn gekommen sind.

Jacob Bugge
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June 2, 2023

Victor,

 

In addition to what Ton said, (remember to have the object deselected to start with) I usually find it easier to Direct Select the segment(s) rather than the Anchor Points, ShiftClicking the/each segment to select them all together, then copy, then paste and join if more than one; once the first segment is selected, the remaining desired segments are revealed by their Anchor Points.

 

In some easy cases, if there is nothing behind the object or anything that may be behind is locked or hidden, you can also ShiftClickDrag across the segment(s, only including the Anchor Points between them).

 

 

Edit: Hi Ton. Full sun, cool as in mid spring, harvest of hay.

 

Ton Frederiks
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Ton FrederiksCommunity Expert
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June 5, 2023

Hi Jacob, very sunny, need some rain. Harvesting the compost heap.

Ton Frederiks
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Ton FrederiksCommunity Expert
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June 2, 2023

The Direct Selection tool can be used to select individual points.

When copied, make sure that in the Layers menu Paste Remembers Layers is turned off.

Click the layer name of the layer you want to paste on and select Paste in Place.

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