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Combining two paths without loosinglosing the markings in Inkscape

How can I use the Knot Effect in Inkscape while keeping arrowheadarrowheads (markers) on those paths? For example, here are two arrows :

enter image description heretwo arrow image

In order to use Knot Effect on multiple paths, I tried combining these two paths (following this tutorial), but then I looselose a marker (see the image below).

enter image description hereknot effect image

It seems that after combining the paths, Inkscape regards the whole thing as just one path and adds a single arrowhead in the end, thus loosinglosing the other one. Is there a way to combine two paths without loosinglosing the marker (the arrowhead), in order to use the Knot Effect?

Combining two paths without loosing the markings in Inkscape

How can I use the Knot Effect in Inkscape while keeping arrowhead (markers) on those paths? For example, here are two arrows :

enter image description here

In order to use Knot Effect on multiple paths, I tried combining these two paths (following this tutorial), but then I loose a marker (see the image below).

enter image description here

It seems that after combining the paths, Inkscape regards the whole thing as just one path and adds a single arrowhead in the end, thus loosing the other one. Is there a way to combine two paths without loosing the marker (the arrowhead), in order to use the Knot Effect?

Combining two paths without losing the markings in Inkscape

How can I use the Knot Effect in Inkscape while keeping arrowheads (markers) on those paths? For example, here are two arrows :

two arrow image

In order to use Knot Effect on multiple paths, I tried combining these two paths (following this tutorial), but then I lose a marker (see the image below).

knot effect image

It seems that after combining the paths, Inkscape regards the whole thing as just one path and adds a single arrowhead in the end, thus losing the other one. Is there a way to combine two paths without losing the marker (the arrowhead), in order to use the Knot Effect?

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How can I use the Knot Effect in Inkscape while keeping arrowsarrowhead (markers) on those paths? For example, here are two arrows :

enter image description here

In order to use Knot Effect on multiple paths, I tried combining these two paths (following this tutorial), but then I loose a marker (see the image below).

enter image description here

It seems that after combining the paths, Inkscape regards the whole thing as just one path and adds a single arrowarrowhead in the end, thus loosing the other arrowone. Is there a way to combine two paths without loosing the marker (the arrowarrowhead), in order to use the Knot Effect?

How can I use the Knot Effect in Inkscape while keeping arrows (markers) on those paths? For example, here are two arrows :

enter image description here

In order to use Knot Effect on multiple paths, I tried combining these two paths (following this tutorial), but then I loose a marker (see the image below).

enter image description here

It seems that after combining the paths, Inkscape regards the whole thing as just one path and adds a single arrow in the end, thus loosing the other arrow. Is there a way to combine two paths without loosing the marker (the arrow), in order to use the Knot Effect?

How can I use the Knot Effect in Inkscape while keeping arrowhead (markers) on those paths? For example, here are two arrows :

enter image description here

In order to use Knot Effect on multiple paths, I tried combining these two paths (following this tutorial), but then I loose a marker (see the image below).

enter image description here

It seems that after combining the paths, Inkscape regards the whole thing as just one path and adds a single arrowhead in the end, thus loosing the other one. Is there a way to combine two paths without loosing the marker (the arrowhead), in order to use the Knot Effect?

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Henry
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Combining two paths without loosing the markings in Inkscape

How can I use the Knot Effect in Inkscape while keeping arrows (markers) on those paths? For example, here are two arrows :

enter image description here

In order to use Knot Effect on multiple paths, I tried combining these two paths (following this tutorial), but then I loose a marker (see the image below).

enter image description here

It seems that after combining the paths, Inkscape regards the whole thing as just one path and adds a single arrow in the end, thus loosing the other arrow. Is there a way to combine two paths without loosing the marker (the arrow), in order to use the Knot Effect?