This will save a lot of time!

Still a problem for me too. Come on already! This is so **** frustrating and wasting so much time!

This is still a problem as of January 24th, 2018, running the latest version of Illustrator. This is costing me an enormous amount of time and frustration. Our company has a dozen 'seats' with the Adobe suite - I'm hoping our manager decides to fill those seats with an alternative design suite. I'd rather learn a new software package than keep putting up with this buggy nonsense.

This is so unbelievably frustrating. This has been an issue since Illustrator CC 2018 first shipped and it is STILL an issue. Just updated to 22.0.1 on OSX 10.13.2 (17C88) and it's still happening. Please get it together and fix this.

I want to vote more than once for this.

I work on grid.
I want to rearrange my artboards manually and keep my art perfectly aligned. I select multiple artboards, make sure snap to grid is turned on (and move/copy artwork button is pressed, but it's irrelevant), and drag these selected artboards to new position — they don't snap.

Everything MUST snap to grid when it's on

I have a studio full of designers whose productivity is being affected by this bug, is anything being done about it or is time to learn affinity?

Any news on this?

same issue here. Adobe Illustrator 22.0.1, windows x64.
plus this:
'Snap to Grid' option set to on. When I move my artboard (without resizing the artboard rectangle) with mouse it doesn't snap to my grid. at all.

I noticed the same issue today. The best workaround I found was to create a rectangle to the size you'd like your artboard to be (make sure snap to Pixel is ON), then use Object>Artboards>Convert to Artboards. Then you can drag copies of that artboard, and as long as you hold shift to keep them on either the same vertical or horizontal axis, they will stay the same size and export to your specified pixel dimensions.

I too have experienced this issue.

Unbelievable that they charge for us to be beta testers.

Artboards move off the grid when selected with artboard tool. They jump around like crazy. Appalling that a company can release such a sub-standard product and expect it's paying users to spot it's shoddy mistakes. Wow, 482 bugs so far, that's impressive.

When the creating new artboards, I have experienced issues with the (x,y) coordinates of (0,0) moving. Subsequently, this moves my document grid and thus causing all elements on my pasteboard to be off the grid. sometimes by .24 of a pixel.

Hi Glen,

Thanks for sharing your problem. We understood your problem and we are already working on it to fix. Also, I have one workaround for you. If you are using closed paths near the art board boundaries you can use Stroke inside instead center stroke. You change it by following below steps :

1. Go to Window > Stroke in Illustrator
2. From fly out menu select show options
3. In Align Stroke option, select Align stroke to inside.

This will always have all the art inside of the bounding box. But the limitation is it only works for the closed paths.
I hope it solves some of your problem.

Thanks & Regards
Nitish Agarwal
Illustrator Team

Hi Nitish. I am sending you a screen video of the problem. you will get it from wetransfer and from my work email address glen@creative-momentum.co.uk

thanks

Hi Glen,

You can share your file at nitiagar@adobe.com. If you can make a video or enter detailed steps it will really helpful for us and get this fixed early. You can log your feature request separately in the feature request section of user voice itself.

Thanks & Regards
Nitish Agarwal
Illustrator Team

Hi Nitish. Thank you for your response. No the snapping to the centre point was fine in previous releases as far as I can remember. This would be great to fix as soon as possible as it does ad time to completing artwork. However the feature suggestion would be amazing too! How can I share the file with you Nitish?

illustrator 22.0.1
In the artboards dropdown menu where you select the option 'fit to artwork bounds. There should be an option to fit to diecut centres. this is because the artboard must be the same size as the physical cut when printed and not the outside of the line. Job boxes that designers place onto the artwork would state the actual flat sheet size. this information is derived from the document info panel. Because fit to artwork bounds fits the artboard to the external edge of a diecut the dimensions in the document info panel will not be accurate. Is there a way for illustrator to recognise the centre of a diecut when setting artwork bounds? Also when you select the edit artboard in the document set up panel and then use the handles to move each edge of the artboard to the centre line of a diecut, it no longer snaps to the centre. this has only changed in the last update. This is an incredibly important feature for packaging designers and very frustrating that you can no longer just snap to the centre line of a diecut unless I am missing something.

please see the attached screenshot.

Thank You.

Glen

Updated to the latest version this morning and this is still an issue! Can we get a fix please!

This is something that has only started to happen in the latest update. When you edit an artboard and have smart guides turned on, if you rezise the artboard and try to snap it to objects its is completely inacurate and not snapping to anything properly.