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An error occurred while saving the comment I don’t get it, sorry. Why use Appearance at all? You just grab the Type tool and click into a path, and it works... Please elaborate. Am I missing something?
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ExtendScript gives && and || equal precedence
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An error occurred while saving the comment A related report:
ExtendScript evaluates nested ternary operator with wrong (left) associativity
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An error occurred while saving the comment Can you elaborate, please, Toni? The new change you mean is the additional Presets section in it, isn’t it? We can toggle it off, and it never took anything away from the Gradient panel, if I get it right... Please explain.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Would you mind sharing some test files, John? The team would benefit from having them.
You can either share them here publicly (if you are OK with it), or send to sharewithai@adobe.com (mention this report’s link then: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/51844002). Thanks! -
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An error occurred while saving the comment A related request:
Add 'Cancel' option to Turntable
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An error occurred while saving the comment A related request:
Cancel button in progress bar windows should work
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An error occurred while saving the comment @taozhanggui — I know this happens when Ai is launched first, all the time, since recently, and this is a reported bug. But as far as I know, once the stroke is properly focused, it never comes back within the same session. Can you confirm this?
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An error occurred while saving the comment The video doesn’t have the click and hold states recorded, but the gist is clear now, thanks.
Alas, I can’t replicate it with Pantone swatches in Large List view in 30.8.2 on Windows. It can be a Mac thing or something specific for your machine even, or the file (doubt it). If you have colleagues who has a similar setup — please ask them to test it. Will do the same. Thanks!An error occurred while saving the comment Ben, no, this is the first time I hear of it.
Could you please record a video the next time you catch it? If possible, attach the file (if you are OK with sharing it publicly; if no — please email it instead to sharewithai@adobe.com, with the report’s link mentioned, https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/51812091)
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An error occurred while saving the comment The description feels very similar to this old bug from 2019:
https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/36921751
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– do you use PDF-compatibility?
– what font is this, or does it happens with many fonts?
– check the Appearance panel, please — does the type object have an additional fill, or it’s the characters that have the fills? actually — is it possible to share a test file with the team, if you are fine with having it publicly available? If not — please send it via sharewithai@adobe.com, with screenshots of the proper and improper looks (and mention this report’s link, so the team can track it back here: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/51815145) -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Kiko, it looks like a guide...
What happens if you use View > Guides > Hide Guides command — does it go away?
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An error occurred while saving the comment I am a mere user with a badge who works in Ai and reads UV a lot, so my influence is limited. I wish I had a better solution. Votes matter a lot though. So yes, the team would have to prioritize it, and it won’t happen instantly.
An error occurred while saving the comment I see, It looks my workaround uses Microsoft Print to PDF printer. It can’t play real overprints and bakes those down, being a GDI/XPS printer. Adobe one is true PostScript... Well, I voted for the request for a reason. Ai is missing a ton of stuff, including Ink Manager that would have helped us :(
An error occurred while saving the comment When I try the procedure I described, it works for me. Take a look at the PDF I got printed, attached. Can you please show a video of you trying?
An error occurred while saving the comment @Chiew YZ, sure.
1. Illustrator team has UserVoice database integrated with their internal tools. Each issue logged at UV gets a ticket automatically. Internal IDs aren’t exposed publicly, but UV IDs are. This issue can be tracked by its URI, https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/37832167
2. It is still opened, and so far nothing is known if it’s going to be picked up and when. UV contributes a lot into the prioritization, but it’s not the only force. Generally, the more votes — the higher the chances.
3. I had this problem personally when designing complex Pantone-based docs, and the only workaround I know that works is: File > Print; set Printer to PDF; make sure the Output has Composite mode, and Advanced has Simulate for Overprints. This one can be later exported into a proofing image.An error occurred while saving the comment I see. So then this is a known problem, about exported images not respecting overprints.
Overprint simulation on image file exports (JPEG for example)
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Would you mind me merging this one into it, or do you think this differs enough?
If so — can you tell why, and, actually, what was the real case behind the need? I’m just curious.An error occurred while saving the comment Something is off here... What color does this orange square have? Isn’t it a spot book color? or is it a process one? I’d say something like 0-55-85-0, right? This 55 to get this orange tint is higher than the 35 that magenta square atop has — so it should not be any darker than the bg, because the M isn’t darker. The Overprint Preview you have should be the ground truth here, but it seems it lies... Can you share the file, please?
An error occurred while saving the comment Ton, I test it with the latest Beta at Windows 11 machine and it still works for me :/
An error occurred while saving the comment Yes, I just tested it and it works. Steps are:
1. Create a couple or rectangles, I made cyan and magenta
2. Apply Overprint Fill to the top one
3. Enable Overprint Preview — actually it does not matter, it always gets exported the same, if it’s on or not
4. Export the JPEG. Options are irrelevant
5. Check the file — the overprint is there
Does it work the same for you?An error occurred while saving the comment Armindo, yes, there is a separate request to have mixed inks swatches: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-desktop-feature-requests/suggestions/31966252-mixed-ink-swatch-like-indesign (and it has your vote already). Just sharing this link here for other users who might want to vote too.
But I don’t see we have a separate request about keeping spot colors while exporting a PSD — and I believe it’s an important valid feature. Ps and Ai should collaborate on this.
Can you please log it as a separate feature request? Share the link here for everybody else. Will gladly vote for it..
As for this one — I am closing it, since the solution exists, if you don’t mind.An error occurred while saving the comment Yes, it cannot. Of course it cannot.
'Overprint' is an option for an object, it can’t be applied to a pixel selection. Even when you export it as a layered document — a layer in Photoshop just doesn’t have an 'overprint' as a thing, as a concept, at all — only blend modes (and knockout settings and conditional blending).
So if you want something to get 'overprinted', you have to use blending modes and flatten transparency in Ai.Pantones and spot colors in general are a bit different.
While JPEGs obviously can’t have more channels than the standard implies, but PSDs can, right? But in fact it’s a shared problem. If you save your document with spot colors as a PDF, and check it in Acrobat, using Output Preview or Ink Manager — it will show you your spot channels. But if you try to import this PDF in Photoshop — this info will be lost, because Illustrator EXPORTS in a designated color space (RGB, CMYK), and Photoshop IMPORTS as the designated color space (RGB, CMYK or Lab). It’s always a conversion.An error occurred while saving the comment As far as I know, Illustrator export the simulated overprints when you enable View > Overprint Preview option. Does it work for you?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Tommaso, it is usually muted when you have no blend selected, or have only one non-blend object selected. To have the Make button and some options available you need to select at least two things, or an existing blend to have other option active.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I know a plugin tool that allows this, partially, Art Switcher by Astute Graphics: https://docs.astutegraphics.com/subscribe/art-switcher
There is also a Resize to Size great free script by Sergey Osokin, and various copies of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PN3dAf6rac8
But these don’t do exactly what you area after. Looks like a job for another script...AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Behrad, Illustrator today offers Global Edit, that would allow treating ordinary objects like symbols or clones, with a chosen tolerance and similarity options customizable. Have you tried it?
An error occurred while saving the comment It is called Symbols and it already exists.
It seems like you used Generate Vectors (Text to Vector) — in the first screenshot the Generate Vector panel is opened. This feature doesn’t take any reference, so it tried to base its guess on the description only, and it never contained a subject. You should have used Concept to Vector instead, which does work with the artwork input.