I'm not sure what's happening where you join the nodes but still have 2 nodes leftover. Is it possible that there are 2 nodes on top of each other (for some reason) so that there are actually 3 nodes there? If you click once on the 2 overlapping nodes, you only select the top node. Then when you se...

Here is a set of instructions I cam across telling me how to join two nodes: 1. Use the Edit path nodes tool to overlap the endnode of one path on top of the endnode of the other path. The more accurately they overlap the more successful the node joining will be. You may need to zoom in to get great...

What I am trying to do is join two nodes (i.e., make one node out of the two nodes - at least that is what I would expect a JOIN NODE operation to accomplish). However, what it does is leave the two nodes. The object now moves together, but I have an object that is not defined the way I want it to b...

Here are a few design (re-design) preferences I would like to see: 1. When viewing a specific layer, it would be nice that clicking an object within that layer selects that object within that layer and ONLY in that layer. Currently, clicking on the object sometimes selects the object and other times...