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i have begginers question
i have 2 rectangles that are with Hypotenuse position near each other , i want to connect the lower end that will close the gap between them and continue the strok border also
im attaching picture to see what i mean .
thanks
Connect 2 rectangles that are with Hypotenuse position
Connect 2 rectangles that are with Hypotenuse position
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Re: Connect 2 rectangles that are with Hypotenuse position
Hi.
As on the picture their top corners still remain unconnected.
If it was two rectangles connected with two corners, each of them would need some shear to be added, which, is a bit more complex than what you might be after.
Note that once these two are connected, you would have a line segment in between.
The cheapest solution would be to convert the rectangles to paths (Ctrl+Shift+C),
then duplicating and converting them to guides (Ctrl+D) and (Shift+G),
then snap the original path nodes to intersection points.
Once these were done, you would probably need to combine them together (Ctrl+K), and edit line segments with the node tool -unconnect vertical line segments in the middle, then merge double nodes.
As on the picture their top corners still remain unconnected.
If it was two rectangles connected with two corners, each of them would need some shear to be added, which, is a bit more complex than what you might be after.
Note that once these two are connected, you would have a line segment in between.
The cheapest solution would be to convert the rectangles to paths (Ctrl+Shift+C),
then duplicating and converting them to guides (Ctrl+D) and (Shift+G),
then snap the original path nodes to intersection points.
Once these were done, you would probably need to combine them together (Ctrl+K), and edit line segments with the node tool -unconnect vertical line segments in the middle, then merge double nodes.