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  1. Masoud
    Hi guys, Please take a look at the image below. How can I create a single primitive path, from several connected curves? Thanks for helping. Join Paths.hip
  2. Masoud
    Hi; I tried to connect some curves using "Join SOP", but the result is odd! How can I fix this? Thanks. Join.hip
  3. WaldoB
    I've just started using Houdini, and I'm stuck in the middle of a tutorial. I have a nurbs path with two groups going into fuse node. This is what the fuse node looks like: This is the join node and its preview: Wrap Last to First and Only Connected is checked. In the tutorial the primitives stay in the group, but in my version they don't. I'm assuming the inner workings of the fuse node have changed since 2009? Thanks! Waldo Edit: So the question is: Is this behaviour normal? Is there a node I should use instead of Join?
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