Parabolic curve with straight lines to create a self-contained shape
Honestly I don’t know if this is more of a maths question than a design one, but: I have been asked to redraw this shape:
bezier-curve
Illustator – Scale bezier anchor point handle on every anchor point for an object
So I have the letter 0 hand written. Now I want it a bit fatter. But I don’t know how to scale every anchor point handle and keeping it’s symmetry. The only solution I could find is to do each handle one by one but I am afraid that it loses it’s symmetry.
Is it possible to convert a corner directly to a cusp in Illustrator?
In Inkscape, I can convert a corner node directly to a cusp (turning the lines on each side into bezier curves with the curve handles on the node being asymmetrical.) when you do this, Inkscape preserves the original angle of the lines, which is handy if you only want one side to be curved, or you only want to introduce a slight curve.
Affinity Designer: Fill space without closed nodes
I have done this using Designer Persona. However, I can’t see how I could colour the space between the curves that are not enclosed without having to re-do the shape and enclose it.
Align node relative to middle of object in Inkscape
(This is my first question here so apologies in advance if I break any rule. I have seen a question on how to align an object relative to nodes here, but I haven’t found how to align a node with respect to another object.)
Inkscape – Developer Gauge Questions
i am trying to develop a gauge object in Inkscape like that:
How to convert bezier to lines
Can you please explain how to convert one Bézier curve to several straight lines?
S-shaped(ish) Bezier curve control points? (GIMP)
New here, so let me know if I do something wrong!
Bezier Curve -Undo only Last Node
For a map outline which has large number of nodes concentrated in a small area , is it possible to undo only the last drawn node in case of an error?
Avoid overflowing of stroke over a second object
The image below is the result of the intersection between a path and some bezier lines. As you can see, the lines go beyond the path behind them.