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  1. 1 vote
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    AdminEgor Chistyakov (Admin, Adobe Illustrator) commented  · 

    Can you share the file that has the problem?
    Post it here if you OK with making it public, or send over to sharewithai@adobe.com (then put the link to this report to track it: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/47289365)
    Nothing can be really told without the file you have problems with, sorry.

  2. 6 votes
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    AdminEgor Chistyakov (Admin, Adobe Illustrator) commented  · 

    There is a way to covert a document to a profile needed.
    You have to embed a profile into a document first, then change the working color space, then try to open the document (make sure though you have Profile Mismatch 'Ask When Opening' checked in Illustrator’s Color Settings). Illustrator will then ask you if you want to convert the colors for the document or leave them unchanged.
    This is not a straight way, but it should work. However, just a command is welcome.

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  3. 5 votes
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    AdminEgor Chistyakov (Admin, Adobe Illustrator) commented  · 

    Which of these two monitors are the leading one? Is Ai opened on a secondary or the main one?
    Does the behavior change if you move the app frame to the other dsiaply?

  4. 2 votes
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    AdminEgor Chistyakov (Admin, Adobe Illustrator) commented  · 

    This is just a workaround, an existing solution. The suite is not cheap, but it offers much more than just one effect, hence the price.
    As far as I know personally, there are no other roughening effects exist for Ai. People try to utilize the native Roughen + ZigZag, and uses premade brushes. None of these do the effect Perturb does, the don’t 'wobble the shape with a grid'. Something can be done manually, with and envelope distortion, but it’s hardly easy to setup.

    But yeah, that’s a descent request. Upvoted. We need more tools like this.

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    AdminEgor Chistyakov (Admin, Adobe Illustrator) commented  · 

    There is a Perturb effect from Astute Graphics plugin suite, which does something different than Roughen.
    Roughen is way too straightforward, yep. Can you share the examples of the look you are after? It’s hard to discuss a look without showing anything.

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    Jeremy, when you do open these — do you just hit enter after making a selection of files? or do you drag-n-drop them into the app frame? If you drag-n-drop — which file do you drag by?

    I am rechecking this behavior in Windows 10, selecting files 1-2-3 consecutively, followed with Enter... and I get a whole zoo!
    Sometimes they open as 1-2-3, sometimes as 1-3-2, sometimes as 3-2-1, sometimes as 3-1-2! The same exact routine! And sometimes only 3-2 get opened, despite 1 is definitely in the selection.

    I have more uniformity and predictability if I drag-and-drop. The file I drag by gets opened first, and all others get opened in the descending order. So if I drag by 2, I get 2-1-3. And if by 1 — 1-2-3. Dragging by 3 gives me 3-1-2. So I learned the routine and control myself.

    It does not mean it’s the correct way and Enter-way should be random. So voted.

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    AdminEgor Chistyakov (Admin, Adobe Illustrator) commented  · 

    Kris they never broke it, as far as I understand. They just didn’t fix it fully. Selecting all children in an isolation should not be treated as selecting the whole parent, not only Appearance-wise (which is now fixed), but for all other means, including Transform Each.
    Another thing that behaves like this — try to isolate a group, select all and hide the selection. Ai hides the group, but I persoanlly expect it to hide only children, not the parent group.

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    AdminEgor Chistyakov (Admin, Adobe Illustrator) commented  · 

    Kris, this is true, and, unfortunately, is expected :(
    When all objects are selected in an isolated group, Ai treats the selection as the whole group.
    There was a similar problem, when selecting all objects in an isolated group lead to treating is as a group in Appearance: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447-illustrator-desktop-bugs/suggestions/34344712-selection-of-all-objects-inside-a-group-instead-se
    It was fixed, and now only children get targeted when Cmd/Ctrl+A is pressed when isolated, not the parent...
    ...but it does not get applied to Transform Each :(

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    AdminEgor Chistyakov (Admin, Adobe Illustrator) commented  · 

    Selecting all children in an isolated group is treated as selecting the whole group in Illustrator, yeah. So the behavior OP describes, with 'the whole group transforming towards it's central point' is actually the whole group really doing that :/
    ...but at the same time, if we do select all the children the same way and alter the opacity — it gets applied to the children, not their group (which I think is correct, since I fought for this change)! So Ai should be consistent with it.

    As for the sublayers, like in the Mait’s case...
    It is weird. Sublayers are just nested layers. But Transform Each indeed treats them as objects, transforming each sublayer as if it was a group.

    I think these are two different problems, but both are wicked.

  9. 1 vote
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    AdminEgor Chistyakov (Admin, Adobe Illustrator) commented  · 

    The behavior is not new.
    For objects without a fill the Overprint Fill is considered mixed, and for object without a stroke the Overprint Stroke is displayed as mixed — as Kurt says on forums. CS6 does the same.
    I am not really sure why Ai does it, really, but even in Ai 10, before 'mixed check states' (minus) got introduced, we had these as 'shallow' checkmarks. Perhaps to mark a 'potentially ambiguous' state?

    However, why an image with a forced stroke gets a mixed Overprint Fill, and an active one... the only guess — the image still has no fill, but Ai had to add an empty appearance attribute for it when its stroke was forced. Is still has no fill, thus it’s undefined, but the attribute is forced, thus its non-disabled.

    It makes somewhat sense. Hard to grasp though.

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    AdminEgor Chistyakov (Admin, Adobe Illustrator) commented  · 

    Aha, pretty sure it is relevant, thanks for the clarification.

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    Can’t confirm :(
    Does it happen only with Properties, or with any other panel?

  11. 8 votes
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    AdminEgor Chistyakov (Admin, Adobe Illustrator) commented  · 

    Can you please give specific examples? Which panels don’t make Layers resize in Photoshop and which do it in Illustrator?
    Both Ps and Ai have resizable panels and panels with fixed width, so it’s hard to compare anything without details, and workspaces differ vastly.

  13. 2 votes
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    Interesting.
    Gray checks but no highlight? Can work.

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    AdminEgor Chistyakov (Admin, Adobe Illustrator) commented  · 

    Alyssa, does the same happens with the Beta version?
    You can install it from the Beta Apps section of your CCD app.
    Please check.

  16. 2 votes
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    AdminEgor Chistyakov (Admin, Adobe Illustrator) commented  · 

    Can't confirm it.
    The color is picked just fine, non-dimmed, even with Shift held.

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    AdminEgor Chistyakov (Admin, Adobe Illustrator) commented  · 

    Michael, is this still an issue for you with the latest versions?

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    I am happy to share that we have fixed this bug in our latest release – 24.2.0 which is available worldwide now.

    Going forward, our goal is to fix as many top User-Voice bugs as possible and as frequently as possible. Given the nature of the fixes, some of the bugs will take a longer time to fix, but we are on it.

    You can update to the latest release using Creative Cloud desktop App: https://helpx.adobe.com/in/creative-cloud/help/creative-cloud-updates.html

    Thank you for all the feedback. Keep it coming!

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    Yes, I have same problem (but with different circumstances) every day.

    For example, my group has complex appearance, I have isolated it, and now want to select all objects to apply some inside appearance to it.
    I say Ctrl+A and group got selected as an object, not components.
    I have to got to Layers and select all objects by hand, manually targeting each appearance dot, because I can't Shift+click parent object's marker to quickly select components, it unselects eveything.
    I cant select list with clicking first inside object in column and then shift+click last one, because it selects only in Layers and not real objects (and I can't turn this selection into real selection).

    But worst case is when I'm inside clipping mask. I want to select only contents, to move it, I Ctrl+A (or marquee, same thing), and AI selects clipping mask too, and selection's edge is now clipping mask.
    Yes, I can move mouse all way back from actual art to control panel and press 'Edit Contents' button there. At least Shift+clicking mask's marker does the trick, because mask is placed in same level.

    I don't know how to solve this yet. 'Isolation' means you disable everything except selected object, yes. But in many cases it seems to be treated like opening a box and doing thing with contents only.

    At lease can you make Ctrl+A pressed again switch between container got selected and contents?

  19. 30 votes
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    Illustrator Beta now offers a dedicated Objects on Path construct to allow some basic distribution operations for selected objects and a chosen path. So far it allows uniform distribution only, global rotation and global pivot control, widget to control these on canvas, attaching and detaching (including isolation operations).

    This is not an extension of Type on Path, but a separate type of object. The text can be used with it, but will be treated as a separate object, not per-character.

    I assume some would be happy to have it and get it improved later. Pasting an object into a text, however, is still a needed thing, and is a different request — Inline Graphics / Anchor Object to text ability (like InDesign) — please upvote it if you find it useful.

    As for this new object type — kindly try in Illustrator Beta and provide your feedback, so the team…

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    AdminEgor Chistyakov (Admin, Adobe Illustrator) commented  · 

    This request is somewhat similar to that one:
    Allow multiple elements in a scatter / pattern brushes
    http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/37324495

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    While I see how a Repeat approach can help to create and control these, why not use Blends or Brushes for that? Blends just provide the same functionality and more. The way blends are control on the desktop though...

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    Not only because of this, but for more general reasons, this is a must have thing.

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    AdminEgor Chistyakov (Admin, Adobe Illustrator) commented  · 

    Laura, can you please record a short video of the process?

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