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An error occurred while saving the comment Trapezoid is not a very common shape to create, and Ai doesn’t offer a dedicated live shape primitive to build them with ease.
Illustrator is not a dedicated geometry app, but more a general vector editor, so to build a trapezium you’d have to use auxiliary methods or custom scripts. There are plugins out there to allow better snapping to achieve the goal (like ColliderScribe tools from Astute Graphics), but you should keep in mind that Ai is not exactly CAD, so be warned the precision won’t be perfect. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment The same report at this one:
Image Trace 2025 results poorer than 2024's
http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/49419680Won’t be merged at the moment to allow better visibility.
An error occurred while saving the comment Indeed, it feels like UserVoice is blocking PSD-files! Another bizarre behavior. Previously it used to block .ai-files even...
But anyway — I can totally reproduce it, the fitting is nowhere near as precise.
Thank you a lot for your patience and persistence! The team should look up into this.An error occurred while saving the comment These have the image linked into them... but you forgot to embed it.
What is needed is the 241023_good.psd itself, the source image. Kindly share this one.An error occurred while saving the comment I think Archit meant the source IMAGE, the raster picture you trace, not the expanded result. Can you share this instead, to actually test it, please? Thank you!
An error occurred while saving the comment I see and agree, thanks.
Can you also share the original image you traced?An error occurred while saving the comment Would you kindly share several examples of the current results compared with the ones you had before, along with the settings used? You can do it in a comment or send them directly to the team, via sharewithai@adobe.com, if you wish for these to stay private. Without the comparison, the team won’t be able to make tweaks to the engine.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Andreas, can you please share some examples of artwork you would love to create with this upgraded symbol set system?
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Illustrator today has a new Blend panel (thanks to this request), and it seems to remember the settings set, for all the documents, for all the app sessions. Please check if it solves the problems you had and comment back if you want to change anything in the way it works.
An error occurred while saving the comment If use double-click the Blend tool icon in the toolbar, or open Object > Blend > Blend Options dialog with nothing selected — you can set the default settings there, and these would be applied each time a new blend gets created.
BUT — this holds only for one current session. When Illustrator get relaunched — it resets to Smooth Color again.Still I’d love for it to just remember the last used settings in general.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Works fine for me, when I test it with the default hotkeys...
Quite strange. My guess would be a different app stealing the key, but it usually happens for combined ones (like Skype loving to steal Ctrl+Alt+Shift+D) — and in this case it’s a single letter.
What happens when you try to map it? The default set uses = (the one in the top row), and this would work for both = in the top row and + in the NumPad (the symbol would still be +)...
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An error occurred while saving the comment At the moment this can be solved with the Gradiator plugin panel by Astute Graphics, like the attached GIF shows. Requires two clicks, but works exactly as expected.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Oh, I like this one
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An error occurred while saving the comment What is the value you get set in the related Smooth slider when you enable Gradient options in Image Trace panel? Is it 1% or something else?
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Illustrator allows to affect hidden and locked object and layers when resizing artboards.
Go to Preferences > Selection & Anchor Display and enable Move Locked and Hidden Artwork with Artboard option.
I’d agree it should say 'Move and Scale', and there is a separate request to allow to toggle this option right next to the buttons that enable 'Move/Copy' and 'Scale' modes in Control and Properties panels — please upvote it.
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An error occurred while saving the comment @Kidhack, please check if changing UI scale in Preferences change anything?
When did it start happening? Have you tried to downgrade back and see if it behaves better on a previous build?
There was a previously fixed similar problem reported here: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/31980610 — do the videos there look familiar or is there a difference in the behavior? -
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An error occurred while saving the comment When artwork is copied, it gets stored in clipboard in many formats simultaneously, so each app can pick one it can parse and read. It seems like the the copied artwork from newer versions of Illustrator is treated by older versions as PDF, and not the native artwork. This explains the clipping group and the strokes separated form fills.
I assume some changes were made into the structure of the native format that force older Ai versions to choose PDF... I can’t tell what changes exactly... I’d assume the formatting gets reviewed periodically to allow new art types... but in this case it’s really just simplest shapes and appearances, so it’s strange it is no longer supported. Curious!An error occurred while saving the comment Please share a test file and provide a video or a screenshot with the Layers panel visible to demonstrate the behavior.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hmm, strange... I can’t reproduce it in 29.2.1 on Windows 10...
Does it happen with any art you try to create a brush from at all?An error occurred while saving the comment Do you refer to Beta specifically? Have you tried it in a ordinary release?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Andrew, there is a more fresh Beta build, 37 — please check if anything changes about leaks.
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An error occurred while saving the comment An interesting request...
The current approach to this would be to 'repair' the corner first, and there is a plugin I know that handles this... Deleting the small segment and using the native Join Tool would have worked for this as well, if it wouldn’t add points (and handles to otherwise straight new segments for no reason)...I bet this won’t happen any time soon. Widgets are bound to the singular points in Ai by math.
Bu a solution you can try is to use the rather new Smooth instead — like the GIF attached shows. It won’t be a perfect rounding, but if you need it perfect, it’s OK to have the path perfect first, I think :) -
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An error occurred while saving the comment I upvote this.
There is a separate request about Blend, Put all Blend options and commands into one dialog / panel — http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/31988758
But I agree many of the 'hard' dialogs would benefit from being a panel or an 'ephemeral' panel, similar to Smooth or Simplify (but not the compact Recolor, it sucks).
Funnily though, some dialogs don’t take away zooming and panning, when a mouse wheel is used, but I have no idea why...AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Darien, the mentioned feature is already released.
You can convert a 2D drawing into 3D by using Effect > 3D and Materials effects. You can also open the dedicated panel of the same name from Window menu.
If you mean something else from Adobe MAX — please clarify what exactly, maybe a link to a video could help.And if you wish to join the Beta program — Beta apps are available directly from you Creative Cloud Desktop application. Here’s an article to help: https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/beta.html
Yep! I think Ai should compensate the default center, when a gradient is applied to a live shape and not a simple path.
Alos, I think we should be able to just snap gradient controls to other stuff: grids, points, and — in this case — centerpoints, just like we can go with everything else.
You can upvote this here: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/32954626