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You're probably right, it's probably an illustrator thing!

Okay, this is just theory now. I just quickly created a shape: [ATTACH]8421[/ATTACH]

Two halves, joined them together and now in the middle of the outline, top and bottom, you will find to anchor points in the exact same space. How can merge the two halves so that it is one entire shape and that the central anchor point controls the lines extending from it?

Of course there are ways around it. I solved it by simply redrawing the shape. But it would still be nice to know if there is a way to "fuse" several parts of a shape and combine overlapping anchor points in photo shop.

Cheers

Chris

[QUOTE="chrisatlemon, post: 115359, member: 3243"] You're probably right, it's probably an illustrator thing! Okay, this is just theory now. I just quickly created a shape: [ATTACH]8421.vB[/ATTACH] Two halves, joined them together and now in the middle of the outline, top and bottom, you will find to anchor points in the exact same space. How can merge the two halves so that it is one entire shape and that the central anchor point controls the lines extending from it? Of course there are ways around it. I solved it by simply redrawing the shape. But it would still be nice to know if there is a way to "fuse" several parts of a shape and combine overlapping anchor points in photo shop. Cheers Chris [/QUOTE]

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