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An error occurred while saving the comment Christophe, did you send the packaged for the investigation, as the message suggests?
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An error occurred while saving the comment I learned to use recent Art Switcher plugin by Astute Graphics for this case.
I place a new image on canvas, then add the old one into the selection and hit a Cycle button, with Use Bounds and Keep Ratio options enabled. Works only when proportions are the same for now.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yeah, Illustrator lacks some modern interactions... a lot of them. Voted.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Paola, it’s hard to do anything with this report without the actual file...
There are many ways to do what you described, even following the steps at much close to what you wrote — so unless you add one, it’s hard to tell anything. Can you share it? Only the meaningful part of it. If you are not allowed to do it here publicly, you can send it over to sharewithai@adobe.com — in this case please also provide a link to this report for tracking purposes (http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/46756633). -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Let’s think about this a bit more.
How one can see if a comment is added to a swatch?
Why only swatch and not something else, like a brush or a graphic style?Illustrator has a Note filed in the Attributes panel (hidden by default), which allows you to keep metadata for objects — are you aware of this? Can you use it instead of creating this new functionality?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Similar to this request:
Liquid Page Layout (Artboards)
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Auto Layout, Grid layout & Padding
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yeah, users don’t really understand how does the Blend tool work, especially the Smooth Color option :(
Here is a long discussion about it: https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator-discussions/blend-tool-not-making-smooth-color-blend/td-p/5593744
The solution is found at the second page by Doug Roberts:
> So the cause of this is the Inside stroke attribute in the default graphic style of the 'Web' document preset.Indeed, even when objects don’t have strokes applied, and the weight of it is zero, the Inside attribute is still active, although completely invisible in the Appearance panel and barely visible in the full Stroke panel.
The chance for users to discover it in a way other than chance are slim... and the help article (helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/blending-objects.html) never really explains it. Illustrator just fails to calculate steps, because inside/outside strokes are not 'basic' appearance attributes, they are secret compound paths — again, hardly a public knowledge.
That’s why 'Expand your shapes' workaround works — it remove the Inside stroke attribute, allowing Ai to calculate steps for a smooth transition.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Does it still happen in the latest version of Illustrator? Can you preproduce it?
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An error occurred while saving the comment An excellent second part of the report, thanks for sharing it aloud. Although it does not specifically say anything about certain pain points, it greatly describes the overall impression for a large set of users. The more experienced we get with the app, the more convoluted it seems. This seems to be a natural disillusionment, a realization of a flawed system, dictated by legacy decisions. It easily applies to all of the complex older apps we have today, not only Ai.
However, let’s back to the main report, the first part.
I’d like to see the test file and/or a video of it. Sure, 4 years later it might be too late for this, but it’s tough to investigate anything without an evidence. Joe, do you still have it on you? does a mesh still get stuck in the grayscale mode?
As for the nodes’ positioning — the Mesh tool never respects the anchor points of the original path when rows and columns are generated. It won’t make the grid less regular just to make a node coincide with a point — if I am getting this right. Again, a demo is appreciated.
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Can you provide steps to reproduce this, or was it a single event?
By 'deselecting a gradient' you probably meant deselecting an object, right?
If you have a chance — can you record a video of this, please?