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An error occurred while saving the comment What Illustrator actually does is applying a default text size, defined by the current document profile’s [Normal Paragraph Style]. These settings are stored within the Paragraph Styles panel.
One can change this style for each profile (these Print, Web, Mobile, Film & Video, Art & Illustration) by editing the actual file Ai uses, for each profile.
There is an article on how to modify these and create your own: https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/kb/create-custom-new-document-profile.htmlThe idea to automatically scale the font of the default preset relative to a document’s size (or a screen size)... well, it conflicts with the absolute nature of presets and styles.
Could work, but rather dangerous!
Even if this gets given as an option to us one can enable — users who doesn’t know about it won’t discover it, and those who know how document profiles work, don’t really need it...
And if it gets enabled by default — wow, this would break everything! 'Why my styles are not respected for new documents'?
...people can’t discover how to enable bounding box back if they accidentaly hit Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + B, and this option would be even harder to teach and learn. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Leana, can you please elaborate the 'hard-press' part? Do you mean a 'spring-loaded' approach, so that the tool gets switched back to the previously used after you click something to pick the attributes? Or do you mean something else?
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An error occurred while saving the comment I see the problem, yeah. This is how it works now:
If you have one text (A) selected (as a whole object, not a text selection) and click some other text (B) with the tool (specifically one character) — this character’s parameters gets applied to the WHOLE selected text A, to all its characters. Remember — the text is basically a special type of group, with glyphs arranged. A color of a clicked character is a part of the Character Style, along with a dozen other parameters... And the tool does not allow to choose which ones we can pick and apply.
Again — it’s a nice request! I upvoted it back then in 2021. Nine votes though is not much... Hope this gets more.
I wonder if we can solve it with scripts...An error occurred while saving the comment Yes, sadly it is not possible now :( 'Character Style' option for the Eyedropper tool includes both font and glyph color. So you have to select font and its other options manually, I afraid.
So yeah, a nice request. More text options for the Eyedropper.An error occurred while saving the comment I am afraid it is not possible.
Or I just do not understand the problem. You want to copy appearance per word and apply it to another text, using Eyedropper? Can you provide screenshots, before/after? -
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Please upgrade to resolve the issueAn error occurred while saving the comment @iconwerk
Yeah, these glitches still happen... just in case please share your current specs and share some screenshots.
Sonoma is told to be a cursed build, causing way too many problems for Illustrator. Not that these particular ones would have not existed, but just statistically.
Illustrator was developed when processor were single-core. To make it see more than one is to completely rewrite it — potentially lethal for the app! So the team decided to approach this gradually, adding support for newer modules and steadily reworking older ones.
As for the UV’s site and Safari — can’t even test it, sorry.An error occurred while saving the comment Turn off GPU preview.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yes, I can easily replicate this. Thank you! I’ve cropped the video and attached as a GIF to the original report.
It feels that something is wrong with the parsing of the value, thanks to the parenthesis... Ai should ignore it and read the actual value, but I suspect it tries to respect it and skips the whole range of numbers. Very trippy!Funny thing is — if instead of the arrow buttons clicking you set the cursor in the field and press Up and Down keyboard keys — the bug doesn’t happen. Same goes with hotkeys for leading... And this is how I’ve been changing these forever. Now, when I’m thinking about it — that’s perhaps why. Maybe I discovered it in past and learnt to workaround... Anyway — huge thanks for the help with it.
An error occurred while saving the comment The video didn’t get attached, but I get the idea.
Can you please go to Preferences > Type and check the Size/Leading parameter, just in case, — what value do you have there?An error occurred while saving the comment Yep. It should result the same as hitting physical Up/Down arrow keys.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hmm... Seems to work for me with Ai Beta on Windows 10. The font gets activated and is available to use...
Do you have this problem with this font only?Also this: you say 'missing font'... does it mean you had used in in a document already, had it missing, found it in Adobe Fonts, but Ai decided to not use it for the existing characters in the document still?
But can you actually type 'Mrs Eaves OT' in the Font Family input in the Character panel — does Ai finds it in the list? -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Piotr, what was the original application to produce the SVG file?
Can you share it with the team? If yes — please send it over to sharewithai@adobe.com (and put the link to this report so they can track it — http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/48497582) -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Not sure what you mean.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Can you share all the files so that the team can dissect them, please?
An error occurred while saving the comment The line is indeed there, 1px wide, and has CMYK6-6-6-6 color.
It’s not an Acrobat rendering issue, it’s a solid line, a print defect and a cause to reject the batch.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Can you share the PDF file you had in the end?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Rick, I am confused.
To kern (that is to nudge adjacent characters horizontally) one use Opt/Alt + Arrows — but Left and Right, not Up and Down... Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + square brackets also work.
But Up and Down don’t kern, they change leading, and this (sadly) works only for a full ranged selection of at least one line — and in this case the cursor is hidden, the selection visible, and it does not go anywhere...So what do you mean exactly? Please elaborate. A short video or a GIF would help.
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An error occurred while saving the comment This is still an issue, and it’s quite easy to reproduce :(
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An error occurred while saving the comment True. It’s actually 1000 pt exactly, and I am not sure if there was any real reasoning behind the value. Feels rather arbitrary to me.
I see exactly how you use these for grommet marks, and the only reason it does not bother me when I do the same is the 1:10 scale...A solution I know of is a third-party Dashify effect from the Astute Graphics plugin pack the sell. Their limit is 16000 points (~222.22"), and that’s a lot. Plus it has many other benefits the native dash is missing. Here is an article you can look at: https://docs.astutegraphics.com/vectorscribe/ag-utilities-overview/dashify-live-effect
And sure this should have been raised by Adobe themselves. So voted.
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An error occurred while saving the comment William, does this still happen with the latest version of Illustrator?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Chris, does it still do this?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Anthony, does it still behave the same way?
If yes — how do you change the size and the leading exactly? With hotkeys, with keyboard arrow keys with the cursor set in a field, with the UI arrow keys? -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Ian, I wonder if this strange and unique behavior still happens for you. I’ve never heard anything like this!
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An error occurred while saving the comment Chris, do you still have this problem (when using one monitor) with the latest builds?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Technically, the filtering gets applied only to the font browser dropdown, so it is correct... On the other hand, having these not in sync is confusing and misleading, making one think these weight are currently available. The team should think of a way to mark deactivated variants in the simpler dropdown.
Then again, having these just disabled (without a way to enable them) can be treated as a problem...
and not displaying them at all (after all, this is a simple dropdown, it doesn’t have any notification about a filter being active) can trick users into thinking the font has only limited weights...Not as simple as it seems. Anyway, voted.
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Indeed. A sourced image don’t have any font, so no font should be forced on the text. For some reason the font size is forced to match the one that the last created text had, stored within the Character panel. Very peculiar!