Hallo,
Q: Is there a fast way that I can draw a line over another line that I have drawn so that the two lines are on top of each other?
Example: I draw a curve that I close and fill with a colour. This curve has a lot of bends and twists in it. I then want to draw another curve next to it. The second curve shares a section (or should I say borders right next to) of the line of the first curve. For that part I have to spend a lot of time to draw the second curve right on top of the first curve. Is there a fast way to do this?
PLEASE HELP!
One way would be to make a duplicate of the first curve at the same position, then edit it to get rid of the parts you don't want.
Another way might be to use the first curve as part of a Smart Fill operation or some type of Shaping operation, e. g., Trim.
Thank you very much. Trim does the trick!!
the + key on the numeric keypad creates a duplicate over the original
Did not know that, Thank you!