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An error occurred while saving the comment Similar to the problem with using a group of symbols as a key, when only one symbol in it gets an outline:
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An error occurred while saving the comment Perhaps you’d be also interested in these two related problems:
1. Enter while typing does not get recorded in history as an Undo step
http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/470383212. Pressing Backspace in text gets recorded in History as a chain of separate Clear steps
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An error occurred while saving the comment Anun, I see.
Illustrator does not treat the auto bullets as a separate Undo step... The whole type operation you make is considered to be one step in the History.
It is different from how Word and Google Docs do it, so I agree it should match with others.
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Hi Elmo,
Thanks for reporting the issue. We are able to reproduce this at our end and will look into this.
Thanks
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An error occurred while saving the comment I confirm that.
You have to work in RGB document mode though for it to happen, does not occur in CMYK — in CMYK it just does not get applied at all, not stroke gets added for the default 000000 value, and I think these two problems are realted., since it happens with 000000 only, and other values behave fine.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Marielle, It seems like you are trying to apply a linked file as a decal. So far Mockup does not allow to map images as a decal at all.
The team probably decided it’s better to not allow to call the command rather that give a warning message... Will notify them, thanks.Also — if you have a problem like this or anything else, please make it a separate post about it next time, not a comment into another report about something loosely related. This will help the team to better handle the feedback.
An error occurred while saving the comment I was able to check the file, and unfortunately I was not able to get this error — it just works for me...
Let’s see if the team can find something. Thank you for sharing it.Another interesting thing is that you have to cut one letter, for it to be covered with hair... Because Mockup obviously won’t let to mask it after, right?
An error occurred while saving the comment Erina, can you share the test file which gives you an error like this, and also tell the details of your setup, please? OS, hardware, GPU, anything similar.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Ian, please tell more about the configuration you are having.
Laptop model, OS version, display size (native, in pixels), Ai version, UI scaling parameters in Windows, same parameters for Ai in Preferences > User Interface section. Share a screenshot, make another one for e.g. Photoshop with same settings, to compare. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Marcos, please tell more.
Which version are you using?
Which version did you use to save those file you have problems with?
Does it affect all kinds of type objects, or only specific, like point type, area type, type-on-path?
Does it help to move these 'empty' objects.
Does it affect al the fonts, or only specific?
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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Christina, yeah, Image Trace in 27.7 is pretty broken.
The team has reverted changes from 27.7 in the recent Beta.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Mike, can you provide test files, please, along with the settings you used to export the SVG?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yes, it is safe to install it next to the main release. The only inconvenience you might have is that file associations will be transferred to Beta, so when and if you don't have any if these two versions launched, Windows will launch the latest version. If you have one launched, it will open the file. It will get restored once you remove it.
And yes, UV does not support replies, but I read every comment :)An error occurred while saving the comment Draxeiro, this is believed to be addressed in the latest Beta you can install form CCD application.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Actually color conversion depends on the color profiles used, since there are more methods to achieve it than one.
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An error occurred while saving the comment If you have converted a document from RGB to CMYK or vise versa, there is a way to modify the black Ai assigns when you hit D — since it is bound to the [Default Graphic Style] in Graphic Styles panel.
1. Create a rectangle
2. Hit D
3. Change the stroke of the stroke for this rectangle to the proper black you need (puro RGB 0-0-0 or CMYK 0-0-0-100, depending on your goal)
4. Open Graphics Styles panel
5. Drag this rectangle with Opt/Alt held over the [Default Graphic Style] item (usually it’s the very first one)
Done, your default black is now the one you defined.
You’d still have to modify the swatch.
Definitely Illustrator could have automated it and give users a choice to change these when they change the color mode of the document... but at least we can control it.An error occurred while saving the comment Basically you want swatches that ignore profiling. This can be very tough to deal with for those who print, especially if done wrong. But I like the idea.
Word, however, does not does clustering for Backspace, and remembers deleting all symbols separately (although naming each step as 'Typing', opposed to Ai’s 'Clear', which is not cool.)
But Google Docs clusters Backspaces (but does not have a history as a list you can refer to).
Perhaps it’d be wise to give users an option to define the behavior.