: Trouble with Beziers in Inkscape after switching from Illustrator So this is my first post as I just very recently downloaded and tried Inkscape after roughly 7 years of Illustrator. As far

@LarsenBagley460

2. only for open paths: you can select the path, then switch to the bezier-tool. You get two squares on the path's ends, click on one of them and continue drawing. (Works also for the pencil).

4. I don't think this is possible

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@Courtney577

When drawing a path, you can undo your last node using Backspace.

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@Correia448

You can edit nodes using the Node Tool (F2 by default). Deleting the last point of an open path works as it does in Illustrator. Closed paths need to be split at a node in order to become open - deleting a node is like removing an anchor point. The Node Tool's toolbar has all of these commands by default.



To create a corner point while drawing with the Pen Tool, hold down Shift. Ctrl is the angle constraint modifier. After a path is created, you can alter a node's style with the Node Tool Toolbar, or Ctrl + Clicking on a node to cycle through the options.

I don't think that you can edit or move nodes before finalizing their path. For that matter, Undo doesn't work mid-path-creation either.

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