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I’ve had a hell of a time just dividing a closed vector into two separate vectors. Scissors absolutely did not work sanely. What you’re supposed to do is use a
by bergenty 4y ago
I’ve had a hell of a time just dividing a closed vector into two separate vectors. Scissors absolutely did not work sanely. What you’re supposed to do is use a line segment to bisect the vector. Then select just the vector and the line. Then go and find the shape builder tool and click on the two parts separately. This is madness.
Why can’t I just draw a line from one part of the path to another and have it recognize that.
There’s no trim feature, you have to mess around with whatever the hell the join function is.
I’m coming from fusion 360 where everything is an intuitive dream to work with. Illustrator is straight trash.
- mytdi 4y agoNot sure if this is what you are looking for, but to divide a vector in Inkscape, draw a strait line through it, it doesn't matter if the line goes past the edge of the vector, then select both objects (vector and line) and go the the "Path" menu and chose "Division" (keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+/ ).