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Works as it should in the GA 30.2.1 build
An error occurred while saving the comment Works fine in 30.2.1
An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Can replicate this on Mac in AI version 29.7.1 and in beta 29.9 6
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The latest build 30.2.1 doesn’t do this anymore, works as expected.
An error occurred while saving the comment Works fine in 30.2.1
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Confirmed to work as expected in the latest build. If it still happens to you — please comment.
An error occurred while saving the comment Egor, Works fine in version 2026
An error occurred while saving the comment Use Picas as document unit.
Select an object
Use Offset Path (Effect or Object Menu option)
Try to Enter a small negative value like -0p5
It wont allow you to use a negative value between 0p0 and -0p11
Switching to a different document unit works.
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An error occurred while saving the comment @ monokano good overview of Linked behaviour. I want to add that when the images are embedded, they all show a percentage scale when the resolution is other than 72 ppi.
An error occurred while saving the comment Illustrator makes no difference between a 72 ppi image that is scaled 50% to 144 ppi and an unscaled 144 ppi image. Both are reported as scaled 50%.
InDesign gives better info, it shows the original, Actual ppi and the Effective ppi and the scale percentage when the user has scaled the image.
It would be more accurate and better for the consistency between apps if Illustrator would show the same info.An error occurred while saving the comment In Illustrator 2026 (30.0), the behaviour is consistent.
All file types linked or embedded, layer or flat are showing a scale percentage when their resolution is other than 72 ppi. Images with a 72 ppi resolution are shown as 100%. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment The problem is back again in 30.1. Eyedropper picks Preview values from linked files.
C100 M50 Y75 K0 becomes C100 M28,93 Y68,5 K23,57
See also https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator-discussions/illustrator-2026-30-1-color-management-and-or-display-bug/m-p/15675553#M461722An error occurred while saving the comment Or is it Photoshop that is rounding numbers? If I rasterize the placed file that gives the fractions in Illustrator and export that file from Illustrator as .tif, Photoshop will show the same rounded numbers it started with. Photoshop will not allow fractions and force round numbers when you try to enter percentages like 69,8%. CMYK values go from 0-100 while image values have a range from 0-255.
An error occurred while saving the comment The eyedropper could always pick the right color when the image was embedded. Now the eyedropper picks the right color because... it silently embeds the linked image when clicking the image with the eyedropper.
An error occurred while saving the comment Same problem, I would suggest to merge them.
An error occurred while saving the comment Embed the image and the eyedropper picks up the values from the image.
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This issue was fixed with Beta Build 30.3.0.104 — please update and see if it solves the behavior for you.
However, the Eyedropper still doesn’t work as expected. Here, a report about Eyedropper + Shift changing text and adding stroke when applied — please upvote it.
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Confirmed in house, scheduled for fixing
An error occurred while saving the comment It also happens with older versions, not always, but with this file the problem is visible in Illustrator 2023. See also the forum post: https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator-discussions/document-raster-effects-settings-not-being-honored-on-all-affected-objects/m-p/15673955#M461654
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While Ai now allows to get this disabled in Preferences > General, with the "Show 'Print Bleed' generative AI button on Bleed", I personally don’t think it’s a full solution (and won’t close the request).
I think Ai should allow to disable this right there, from this icon, and should not force us to hunt the option in the closet.
I also suggest upvoting this request —
An ability to disable Text to Vector Graphic feature and any other generative options
An error occurred while saving the comment Mark, there is an option in Preferences to turn it off.
An error occurred while saving the comment In the updated 29.6.1 there is now an option in Preferences to uncheck "Show 'Print Bleed' generative Al button on Bleed"
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An error occurred while saving the comment That would certainly be useful.
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This behavior can be toggled in Preferences > General > Transform Pattern Tiles.
Once enabled, the pattern stays relative to the object it’s applied to, when you move or copy it between documents.
It also makes it deform if you stretch, resize, rotate, skew or transform the object, because it’s all a part of 'transformations' we can make.
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An error occurred while saving the comment It is not visible in the Illustrator file, the export to PNG shows the artefacts.
An error occurred while saving the comment Same with the stroke size, it makes them more or less visible on png export
An error occurred while saving the comment Happens also in previous versions (and the current beta) and depending on the resolution export settings the spots are more or less visible in different places.
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This issue is resolved in Beta build 30.3.0.73
An error occurred while saving the comment It does not happen in older versions
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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Rotate 180 degrees and scale up or down.
This happens with Static Symbols, if you change the type to Dynamic Symbol it works as expected.
Something maybe related;
If a Dynamic Symbol is scaled without Scale Strokes option, it does not scale the stroke.
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This issue is reportedly fixed in the latest Beta 30.3.126 build.
Kindly update (or install) to verify the fix making it behave as expected, to allow the team to safely push it into the next general build.
If it still works wrongly — please comment back.
An error occurred while saving the comment Kurt Gold remarked that it happens with objects without a stroke...
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An error occurred while saving the comment It is time for Adobe apps to correctly color manage PNG files and embed and read them during export and import. An option during export to convert to sRGB would make non color managed apps happy.
According to this W3C Document, PNG can store gamma and chromaticity data as well as a full ICC colour profile for accurate colour matching on heterogenous platforms.An error occurred while saving the comment Mateus, it will convert it to whatever RGB profile is set as the RGB Working Profile in your Color Settings. If that is sRGB, it will be used. If that is Wide Gamut RGB, that will be used.
Because the profile is not embedded in the .png file, Photoshop will assume that whatever is in its Color Settings is the profile for the .png, which can be right or wrong.An error occurred while saving the comment 5 years
An error occurred while saving the comment It is a possible workaround. On Mac, opening in Preview can assign a profile too. But this should not be necessary if Illustrator just behaved like a good color managed application and read and save a profile in the png. Should not be too difficult after more than 4 years.
An error occurred while saving the comment Actually, Illustrator uses the current RGB profile to calculate the exported colors, but does not save the ICC profile with the image.
When opening or placing a PNG file Illustrator ignores the profile even if it is available.
Edit: currently (2024) Illustrator does read embedded profiles...An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment It seems that Illustrator uses the RGB Working space profile for export to PNG, but does not embed that profile.
Thanks Seiji Miyazawa, your script works fine!