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How can i make a single lined Path?
#1
I am trying to create an svg path of an infinity symbol, but i can't seem to be able to do that,
every time i go to Select->To Path it creates multiple paths two for the outline and one for the holes.

i want to have it be just a single straight line.

i have attached what it looks like, as you can see its multiple items and not just a singular straight line.


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#2
Why don't you construct the path directly with the path tool? You can use guides and the flip tool (in Transform: path) mode to make sure everything is symmetric.

   

But if you want to create SVGs, the tool of choice is InkScape, not Gimp.
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#3
You will need to practice.  Use the paths tool. You can get away with just 4 control points (nodes)

Pay attention to the path tool cursor. A double circle to join end-to-start / 4-way arrow to click and drag / avoid a square shape which starts a new path.

   

quick demo, do not blink: https://imgur.com/h1K0krm.mp4
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(02-07-2023, 01:31 PM)rich2005 Wrote: You will need to practice.  Use the paths tool. You can get away with just 4 control points (nodes)

Pay attention to the path tool cursor. A double circle to join end-to-start / 4-way arrow to click and drag / avoid a square shape which starts a new path.



quick demo, do not blink: https://imgur.com/h1K0krm.mp4

Thanks ill try  Cool Big Grin
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