Can strokes with width adjustments be blended?

[Subpath]

@Boldline

also on 26, win 10, Blend strokes working here

[Boldline]

@Subpath you tried with the file I included?

[Subpath]

@Boldline

no, made a similar Stroke like yours.
but will also try your file now, just a moment

[Boldline]

@Subpath ok thanks - the reason I ask is because with those strokes, I had used the path width tool and that was where it seemed to give me issues trying to blend it properly afterward

[Subpath]

@Boldline

first observation
the two strokes seems some how connected
if i hover over the left one both get selected

• no regluar blend visible

as i copy and paste both the connection seems gone
also no regular blend, and if i expand the blend
i get only lines

also no regular blend i copy the your strokes to new file

Here the video
attemp with your file
in the video the left one is already blended
and expanded

[Boldline]

@Subpath said in Can strokes with width adjustments be blended?:

the two strokes seems some how connected
if i hover over the left one both get selected

This is not happening with the strokes here - they are not grouped or connected

[Subpath]

@Boldline

yes there is no group an i also found no combine

here is the video where i restarted VS
and only load your file, seems sometimes
connected and other not
just your file

[Boldline]

@Subpath thanks for checking that - it may just be an odd obscure situation that @vectoradmin can figure out why it is occurring that way..

[b77]

@Subpath They are connected because they form a blend object already. But since they are so close to each other, the first object is more difficult to select separately (hover the cursor on its left and click).

[b77]

@Boldline Indeed this seems to be a bug — if you get rid of the brush contour of both red lines the interpolation works.

[Subpath]

@b77

ah, interesting good to know
but curious

[VectorStyler]

@Boldline I think the issue is that these two shapes contain brushes, and it seems that the brush content is not blended.