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When merging lines with ctrl+j why does the intersection of lines create jagged edges?
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Hi I am trying to make shapes, pretty simple ones, why is this the outcome of merging my lines (which all intersect at the vertex)
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Oh, it gets worse.
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Try using a round corner junction. In your first image you might try lowering the miter limit to 3 or 4 and see if you like it better. Corners are limited to 2 paths not 3.
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