How to join end nodes of different paths in Inkscape? [duplicate]

I’ve been working recently on 3D printing TSP maps. I’ve included a pretty simple sample right here:

Zebra TSP Map

The issue is that when I try to manipulate this figure, it recognizes it as 25 separate sections. I thought that there may have been some node limit per object, but as it turns out, some of the sections were not properly joined (I only discovered this around 25000% zoom)

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The end node shown is in the EXACT same position as the end node of the adjacent object not highlighted, but they are definitely different. (I can move each independently) I don’t know how to join them, and the research I’ve done hasn’t yielded much…I don’t mind fixing it, but I don’t know how.

Answer

You can join the two paths using node tool.

  1. Select both the paths using node tool.

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  2. Select the two nodes at the joint and click on the “Join selected nodes” icon from the control bar as shown

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Now the two nodes at the joint are connected to form a single node.

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