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An error occurred while saving the comment Tyler, is this still a problem? If yes — can you share more details, please, a video and a test file?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Ori, would you mind sharing this empty saved file here?
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An error occurred while saving the comment チームが社内で問題を再現できるよう、短い動画を撮影していただけますでしょうか。ご報告ありがとうございます。
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An error occurred while saving the comment I don't have this issue, strangely.
Can you attach screenshot with your paragraph settings, so I could replicate it?
Does it help switching the font? other settings? Do you use bounding box when you try to move text?
Can you record it? I use free and simple LICEcap to record short gif-videos. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Flavio, I can’t replicate it. Would you mind recording a short video showing the exact steps, please?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Type > Area Type Options dialog would allow you to specify Inset Spacing to get the padding you need.
Selecting the shape only, not the whole object (with Direct or Group Selection tools) would allow you to set the fill color directly for the shape. InDesign has a dedicated toggle in the Control panel to switch between the frame and the text, but Ai doesn’t: while type in InDesign is always an Area Type and HAS to have a frame, Illustrator also offers Point Type, and this is probably a reason why Illustrator never had this dedicated toggle in the Control / Properties panel to switch between the text in an area type and its frame, similar to InDesign...
It’s a somewhat similar deal with the order of operations we have to do while creating something like this — in Ai we have to style the frame after creating an area type, not before: Illustrator drops the original appearance, using the path only; it does a similar things for clipping paths, blends, etc. — only the geometry is sourced. This is something many users want, perhaps it would change someday. I personally believe user data is sacred, and dropping it should be optional.
Does it help in any way? Ai and InD are very similar, but were built to solve different tasks. Their similarity serves us both good and bad, making the small things that make them unique and well suited for their general purposes to haunt on in the long run when switching.
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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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An error occurred while saving the comment Jacob, some shapes get the centerpoint enabled by default: ellipses, rectangles, stars, polygons... The bounding box’s fat center marker usually obstructs these (and that’s why I personally keep it disabled, among many other reasons).
We can disable them manually, using the Attributes panel, but only after post-creation.
If you want to be able to control this behavior, please upvote the relevant request here:
Allow to disable or enable center points for all or specific objects types on creation
https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/47663531An error occurred while saving the comment A related request:
Allow to disable or enable center points for all or specific objects types on creation
http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/47663531An error occurred while saving the comment David, would a requested option to disable center points at all would make it better?
Or do you need these to be still snappable, but excluded from selection only?AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Neal, the problem with jumping back to the top of the list is caused by the Recent fonts section. Unlike other apps, like CorelDRAW, that allows to have both sections within the dropdown to have their own focus at the same time, Ai allows one only — and Ai put it to the first item found — at the top.
So far I can advise 2 things to counter this:
1. Disable the Show Recent Fonts in Preferences > Type completely
2. Upvote this request: Make 'Recent fonts' section in Character palette work alongside with selecting current font in font list — https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/33466396 -
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An error occurred while saving the comment 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.
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An error occurred while saving the comment A related report:
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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These are disabled indeed. But why would you click these, when any of three Horizontal Distribute buttons (the second row) would do the same? The distances between selected points would become equal.
However, when I select a key point, using a custom space distance should have allowed me to clicks the Distribute buttons and this is not happening now, so it is a bug — thanks for reporting.