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Hello,
I have attached a one minute video explaining my issue. How do I connect those two dots on the path?
Thanks!
a path can not have a point that splints into two different paths, as i know.
points can join two paths not three.
if you want to set a point exactly on top of another one you should deselect the drawn path and place a point on top of another point (smart guides would help).
there is a way to make what you are drawing a single element:
after you finish, convert all strokes to filled shapes and unit them, also you may have to make it a compound path for cleaner work.
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a path can not have a point that splints into two different paths, as i know.
points can join two paths not three.
if you want to set a point exactly on top of another one you should deselect the drawn path and place a point on top of another point (smart guides would help).
there is a way to make what you are drawing a single element:
after you finish, convert all strokes to filled shapes and unit them, also you may have to make it a compound path for cleaner work.
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This is really helpful. Thanks to your comment I learned about the Object -> Flatten Transparency tool.
Much to learn about anchor points still. Thanks for your help.
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Also - what do you mean by "unit them"?
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sorrrry, i ate the "e" from "unite", one of many commands you can find in pathfinder panel
window -> pathfinder, or ctrl+shift+F9.