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An error occurred while saving the comment Larry, the Shear is not supported as an inherited value, nor by path or even live shapes (rectangles, ellipses, stars, etc.), so the values is not stored within it and you can’t input one, see it in the field, and then change it back to zero, like we can do with angle value for live shapes. Shearing is a 'final deformation'. Therefore each mouse wheel rotation applies 1° and it keeps shearing the changes path again and again, rather than changing the original shape.
So I’d call it not a bug, but rather a request to support shearing for live shapes. For simple non-live-shape paths it won’t be applicable anyway, same as rotation, but live shapes would definitely benefit from storing it.An error occurred while saving the comment I confirm.
Rectangle (being a path with a custom 'live shape' attribute, allowing it to have rectangle-specific control in Transform and elsewhere) looses the 'live shape' status when a Shear value is applied to it.
It looks like these just don’t support shearing.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment It's kind of weird idea. I understand why you want this. But 'Object' is not a unchangeable thing. I can cut segments, join them, move anchors — how would this reflect on 'object's' shear/rotation/scaling? What if I take rectangle (path in fact) and manually move it's anchors away from center, making it larger without scaling it? (I do this more often then scaling) And what if I try to 'reset scaling' then?
When I wish to control rotation after some time, I use 'Transform' effect. A lot of then, stacked. I also wish that I could combine interactivity of Rotate toll with an ability to edit rotation automatically. Like Some option for a toll would create this Effect for me. This can be done.
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An error occurred while saving the comment @yumi-ta, この現象を再現できる簡単なテストファイルを共有していただけますか？
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An error occurred while saving the comment Dina, I thought this at first... but I think users mean to have the list of fonts they can scroll without making the dropdown pop, like a panel with a list, similar to something like Brushes, Graphics Styles, Text Styles... to make this dropdown persistent.
An error occurred while saving the comment A related request:
A favorite fonts floating palette
https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/46495249An error occurred while saving the comment Yep, this one is not detachable, this is a modal dropdown.
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An error occurred while saving the comment So you are saying a Packaged .ai file picks links from older paths, and not from the adjacent Links folder inside of the package folder?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Doesn’t happen for me with 30.5.1 — but on Windows 10...
@Tomotaro Osakaya, I wonder if you can reproduce it all the time, with any document, after restarting also... I realize, however, that you downgraded already. Thanks for the report! -
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The team is aware of this problem.
It’s a Windows-only bug, not specific to the latest build.
As soon as anything changes, someone from the team would leave a comment or update the status of the report.
An error occurred while saving the comment I am able to recreate a similar behavior:
1. Create one artboard and draw something
2. Save a document
3. In Export As choose PNG, disable Suffix (but keep Use Artboard)
4. Choose a different name than the doc has, confirm
5. Try to Export As again using same settings, choose the same name as the already exported doc hasHere Ai should have checked if the given name — without the suffix added — exists, and warn about the match, but it doesn’t.
I’m pretty sure this was reported previously and we had similar problems before.
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As reported, the issue has been resolved with the Typeface 4.3.1 update. Hope the Typeface team comments on the nature of changes made.
An error occurred while saving the comment Thank you so much for the clarification, and the fix in the first place. So the Ai team didn’t offer any clarification and the fix is a patch, rather than a two-sided solution... sad to hear this. Let’s hope it would stay stable at least.
An error occurred while saving the comment Leigh, I’m told the engineering team is investigating this is planning to reach the Typeface team to discuss it further. Fingers crossed!
An error occurred while saving the comment It’d require both of them, Adobe and the Typeface team working together, I believe... let’s start with the 'have broken' — how? What goes wrong and how exactly?
The Ai team would need all the information you can provide to start investigating. I’d advise writing the other team too, to make them aware. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment A related request:
Make the font selection panel less intrusive by making it editable and moveable
https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/49442174An error occurred while saving the comment Yasir, the Character panel allows you to mark specific font families as Favorites (but not specific font styles it may have, like Italics or Bold), with a star button, right next to the name of the chosen family’s name in the 'Set the font family' drop-down list. To access these, you can enable 'Show Favorites Fonts' filter in the same menu.
This is not exactly a floating panel with presets, like we can have for swatches, brushes, or graphics styles... but it’s a way to achieve it.Also, you can use Paragraph Styles and Character Styles panels — they will store all the parameters a text object can have, not only font, but also its color, its size, etc. This is almost exactly the thing you want, minus thumbnails other panels have.
Please reply if these methods work for you, and what else these miss specifically you want to have.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Sure, makes total sense. As I read it, you want to be able to lock certain colors and/or pick them manually in the image, to make sure these stay in the final trace, instead of relying on the way Ai handles it?
An error occurred while saving the comment Daan, not sure I understand. Do you want to be able to ignore more than one color, to set several colors as transparent, or do you need to limit the final count of colors to 4? or something else? Please elaborate.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Greg, can you share the document, please?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Got it, thanks for commenting back.
An error occurred while saving the comment Jim, please share the files with the team: the original DXFs, the .ai generated by 2024 Ai build and the one produced by the 2026 version, along with the screenshot of settings used.
You can attach these into a comment (if it works) or send directly to the team via sharewithai@adobe.com (in this case please mention the report’s link, https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/51297973) -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Those reports you linked look similar, yes...
But one was about the blur radius change due to the optimization made, and another about spot/process difference. The circle with the Gaussian Blur inside of your opacity mask is filled with a spot color. Converting it from spot to process indeed changes the way the mask looks (but I had to make the tint more prominent to spot the difference easier). Is this what you are noticing too?An error occurred while saving the comment Still can’t make it misbehave — not in the Overprint Preview mode you have enabled, not without it.
Actually I don’t see much of a difference in your screenshots as well... I’m afraid I just don’t get it, sorry! Please try to record a video — it would help a lot.An error occurred while saving the comment Either I still don’t follow, or I just don’t see any difference... both in CPU and GPU Preview modes, on Windows 10, the latest GA build 30.2.1.
There is no difference in the way the black rectangle with the gradient and the mask looks for me, when moved freely or using Properties / Control / Transform panels (as long as these copies stay over the red background and don’t cover each other).
Does it differ between these two for you? If yes — what is your GPU (and all other specs, hardware and OS ones)?
Can you record a video maybe?An error occurred while saving the comment Sissi, can you please share a test file? Not sure I understand what seems to be the issue, based only on screenshots and the description.
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An error occurred while saving the comment The commands in Attributes panel are for compound paths only, originally to regulate the filling in Non-Zero Winding Fill rule (and since it’s a specific control set, it probably won’t be generalized).
If you want to reverse a direction of a path in general — use a dedicated Object > Path > Reverse Path Direction command instead. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Ai allows this today.
There is an Object > Clipping Mask > Edit Contents / Mask command. By default it doesn’t have a hotkey assigned, and you can make one (I have it at Opt/Alt+7, to match the 7 digit).
Also, Control panel (not Properties, it lacks many things) has two paired buttons: Edit Clipping Path & Edit Contents — they do the exact same thing as the menu command.Please check and comment back if it works for you.
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Mick, Ai offers several .ait templates for this.
Basically, renaming any .ai document into .ait would turn it into a template — launching it from Finder/Explorer would create a new unnamed doc with a full copy of what the template has inside, including layers. The artboard size and the number of artboards would be fixed too, but it can be changed later.
Does this method suits you? If not — please tell more about your tasks.