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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment There are three ways I know to do it.
1. Cut and join, but you know that. But it can’t be really automated with native actions, because Illustrator does not have an actionable Cut Selected Anchors command, only the button in a panel you have to click, or even more manual Scissors.
2. A script by Umezawa, from now closed site www.pictrix.jp
Here is the more or less permanent link to the copy I have: https://www.dropbox.com/s/2l6rd8m8s80njq7/Start%20Anchor.jsx?dl=1
If placed in the Scripts folder, it can be recorded as an action.3. A commercial plugin, PathScribe, which have this command one can put into an action too.
All three solutions assumes a variable width stroke starts at a point... But you want it to be a sliding thing, just like we can do with the Type on Path, right, both ends?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Can’t say it happens to me... perhaps I do something differently?
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An error occurred while saving the comment What app do you use to import the image? Photos? Files? Something else?
An error occurred while saving the comment Jeefer, does it happen for all the images with transparent parts you try?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Sayali, what method do you use to zoom specifically?
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While the partial selection is indeed gets kept with Undo (but is still lost with Redo, or using Opt/Alt), it’s not a new change it seems, and IS in the GA build already. Still please comment back!
An error occurred while saving the comment When I test this with the Move dialog with a partial selection (in bot 29.4 and Beta, on Windows 10), pressing Undo keeps the selection partial, same as with dragging...
But not when you try, right?An error occurred while saving the comment Eugene, I’m confused with this one.
I ran several test with older version and they HAVE this kept when Undo. Redo still selects objects as a whole, but... The thing with copying you shared before is still a problem. So perhaps consider this as a false alarm. For some reason I got over-excited.GA stands for General Availability. It’s just 'normal' build, not Beta or Prerelease.
An error occurred while saving the comment Yep, it makes perfect sense.
One can get accustomed to immediately click the same place where the mouse had just been released to select the point anew, but it’s a hassle and is just not a great experience.
Plus it takes some practice to start holding Opt/Alt after the mouse is clicked and not after, to avoid toggling the Group Selection.
There are other ways to create an art like this, like selecting all the 'root' points later and averaging them together, but again, it takes some effort to isolate a first path before you start creating copies, to be able to quickly select them at once, without grabbing the art beneath. Once mastered, it serves us really well... but again, it’d be easier if we had our partial selection unchanged.An error occurred while saving the comment There is a very related (but not fully identical) feature request:
Ability to UNDO not only actual changes to objects but also selections
http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/34934953It’d be a more significant change to introduce selection as steps in History... This issue, however, is not exactly a bug, but just a paradigm Ai has been using since forever. If changed, it’d require an option to control it, since many users can have custom workflows based on it, at least at the first stages of adoption.
Many other editor do not change the selection when Undo is used, including Affinity Designer, and I support this request.
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An error occurred while saving the comment When it crashes — do you get a crash reporter dialog? do you send the reports? if you do — do you use the same email as the one as here at UserVoice, or is it something else? Does it happen only with cloud files?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Re-draw line in the pencil tool, like in desktop
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An error occurred while saving the comment Sho, about the clipping path part of the problem... while the first problem is something I see, I’m not sure I have anything weird going on with selecting edges or points of clipping masks, with or without any snapping options. Can you demonstrate it, in a video, with a test file, please?
An error occurred while saving the comment Confirm this
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An error occurred while saving the comment This would require more data... can you find steps that always lead to this large jump in History? Can you share a test file, record a video with the History panel opened? Do you see the actual more-than-one-step jumps in it?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Micaela, what about the Character panel?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yes, I’ve heard about cases like this... :(
I wonder if copying and pasting art into a new document can help to save it? When this happens — will ALL docs, including new ones, fail to get saved, or does it affect the current one only? -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Perhaps it’s a translation inaccuracy, but I guess you meant 'stretched', not 'broken' or 'mismatching'?
The difference I see at the screenshots is that Illustrator makes these too wide compared to what WordArt offers and how it looks in CorelDRAW.
Well, the math differs... Illustrator basically converts a diameter line of a circle into the a half of the circle — and the relation is pi/2... So to compensate the stretching, you can shrink your text to 63,662% horizontally before applying the effect. It won’t be perfect still, I know, it’s just a workaround...So yeah, a valid request. Workarounds I can offer so far are Type on Path (but the letters won’t distort and bend, which is important for Nepali letters), custom made envelope meshes (free MeshTormentor plugin helps), or Reform Text plugin by Astute Graphics.
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An error occurred while saving the comment It’s hard to tell what’s wrong with it without seeing the actual produced PDF, the source file, the presets / settings used.
Please share these here in a comment (if you can do this) or send them to sharewithai@adobe.com (in this case please mention the link to this report: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/49729106)
Does it differ if you try to print the .ai document directly? What application do you use to print the PDF? -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yep, can confirm now. Hiding a child group within another group wuth a Warp effect applied, won’t trigger re-rendering it back on canvas when shown back. The workaround it to try to move the top group to trigger its full re-rendering.
Thanks, Dan!An error occurred while saving the comment Dan, please share a test file and a video recording to show how it works (I mean how it doesn’t) at your side, please.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Jan, when you try to create an artboard larger than 227 inches (~5766 mm), Illustrator has to enable 'large canvas' mode — and it warns you about this right in the New Document dialog, with a warning symbol next to OK button.
This mode internally scales the document 10 times, by setting custom UserUnit factor, that is supported by PDF above 1.6 (Acrobat 7.0) — not lower. So, when this PDF is placed into InDesign’s document, it should get read properly... unless you use a PDF format lower than 1.6?
Anyway, when I try to test this — it works as expected. Take a look at these two test files.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Théo, what this chip is specifically?
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Very close, but not entirely, to this request:
Ability to change starting point for closed path
http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/33417805