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My 1st posting. I am getting familiarized with this wonderful software and trying to get accustomed with its functions and philosophy. Trying to join curves together, is there any specific command for this that I am missing out? Trying to get into use a number of principal DXF imported curves.
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Joining curves means curves will have a topological line to each other through common end point. If you click on such point and see there is several points – you have to use topological link to point.
If curves linked together through point – both of lines will follow when you move this point into new position. There is no command line replace two lines by one line. If you want to keep same tangency for both connected lines you have to use following command: