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I am trying to digitize a road network in QGIS 3.10.12. After tracing two lines, I want to shift the point where both lines meet a bit sideways with the node tool. However, only one point from one of the line moves when I try to shift it in QGIS 3.

In QGIS 2.18 I am able to move the node where both lines join. I have snapping enabled for the layer.

How can I shift the point where the two lines meet in QGIS 3?

Below is the image of the lines in QGIS 3:

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The image below is performing same operation in QGIS 2:

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If you select the vertices by dragging a box around, instead of just clicking, they will turn blue. You can then click on them to move them together.

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The relative movement applies for any vertices, whether they intersect or not. Even in different layers, as long as the layers are editable.

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    Perfect, exactly what I was trying to do. Commented Feb 11, 2022 at 10:32

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