Wält man mehrere Objekten mit unterschiedlichen Farben im Illustrator und will die ändern mit Option "Neu färben".
Neu färben > Erweiterte Optionen...
Danach schalte ich auf "Zuweisen" (rechts von "Bearbeiten"). Damit sehe ich alle benutze Farben als liste. Unten gibst 3 Scrollbalken "H", "S", "B". Zu jede Scrolbalke steht ein Eingabefeld für präzise Zahlen Eingabe.

Wen man wählt einen von dieser Feld "H", "S", "B".
Schreibt dort ein neues Zahl
Danach wechselt Fokus auf ein andere Feld "H", "S", "B". damit Eingabe übernommen wird.
Jetzt nähme ich ein andere Farbe aus der Liste
Der Feld wo ich mein Maus Fokus gelassen habe, dort steht der Zahl 100. Aber Scrollbalke weist drauf, das es soll nicht 100 sein.
Bei übernähmen Zahlangaben im Eingabefelder "H", "S", "B" und wechseln auf andere Farbe aus der Liste, wird beim dem aktivem Feld der zahl auf 100 geändert.

Describing my program layout:
With my panels locked to the right hand side of the program, I have two columns of panels, Stroke/Brush/Color/etc. on the far right (minimized to select individual panels to expand when needed), and "Swatches" as a standalone column locked to the left of my other panles and constantly expanded.

Describing the error:
With the Swatches Panel column expanded, and my other panels stacked and minimized, if I were to select the Stroke Panel from the right, and expand that single Panel from the column it would overlap the swatches panel. Making Arrowhead selections from the dropdowns ends up selecting from the underneath Swatch panel. This causes my fill/stroke color to change to whichever swatch happens to be "under" the arrowhead dropdowns when I make a selection.

I have not tested this with other Panels, but it occurs often enough in this setup that it's a severe disruption to my workflow and adds unwanted colors to existing artwork that is not intended, and may not be caught prior to production. Photo attached shows unintended swatch selection after dropdown arrowhead selection was chosen.

I noticed a similar issue someone was having in 2019, but it doesn't seem precisely the same. I am running Illustrator 24.3 on Windows 10. I recently pulled up an Illustrator file from last year to pull items for a new, related project. One of the vectors is a gradient - I'm trying to change it to solid fill. The only way I can do this right now is to change it to whatever solid is my default in my Tools panel, then change it to the actual color I want in my color palette. The Color palette automatically selects one of the colors in the gradient with no way to deselect. Clicking a color in the Color palette from there creates a new gradient point buried or invisible beneath another one. If I try to switch the entire object to solid fill after accidentally editing this gradient point color, Illustrator freezes and shuts down.

The 'edit color group' tool is a neat little palette explorer, but in practice I never use it because my workflow is centered around global swatches, and it completely ignores that.

Try this:

1. Make a few global color swatches. Draw some shapes using them.
2. Double-click on one of those swatches, play with the sliders, notice that everything drawn in it changes to match.
3. Make those swatches into a color group.
4. Select the color group and hit the 'Edit Color Group' button in the Swatches palette.
5. Change some colors, hit OK, yes you do want to save your changes to the swatch group.
6. Observe that every swatch you just changed is now non-global, and all art drawn in those formerly-global swatches is now unlinked from the swatches.
7. Do the same thing again except substitute 'spot color' for 'global color'; observe the similar effects.

IMHO, Illustrator should preserve the global/spot status of swatches when using this tool.

And given that it's failed to do this for a while and people have built workflow expectations around this behavior I am completely fine with an 'Edit Color Group preserves spot/global swatches' switch somewhere that defaults to off, if you're worried about people screaming about this. in the next version. :)

Hi There, I am working in the latest release of AI on a MacBook Pro OS 10.15.4 (Catalina) and I am reporting a bug I've encountered.

To preface, I don't know the age of the original logo file. The artwork is a PMS chip value, saved in an RGB document.

To get the RGB value of the logo I opened the file and inspect the color. Since it was a PMS, I go to the RGB view either in the color panel or the selector in the tool bar & I see a specific value. (0/53/98) when I paste the artwork into a brand new file the RGB value changes to (0/55/100).

In the 20 years I've been working I've never seen a color mix change from one document to another other when both are set as RGB. The same artwork is being used in each document.

I look forward to your response.
Kim

in the latest version v24.2 (june2020) my swatches dissapeared and if i go to defaults RGB and click on the first (white) and last and then the last pattern in the block then click ADD TO SWATCHES and nothing happens or it only adds the last pattern.

i added one by one and it worked UNTIL i added a pattern and it erased all colour swatches and only left the patterns. this IS happening with the new update.

and in the upper left hand (menu bar) if on the fill drop down, it does link to shows the swatches and patterns BUT sometimes shows 2x the copies.

basically i have found in testing, as soon as you add a pattern to the swatch panel it deletes everything other than patterns