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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Natively — only manually, using smart guides and Direct selection tool.
There is a paid plugin tool, Extend Path, by Astute Graphics — it allow you to extend paths, one or many at once, by dragging: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlriFIrSoDUAn error occurred while saving the comment There is also a script, which can help if you don’t have an AstuteGraphics subscription:
https://gist.github.com/S4K4K0/62896e92287b40fded0d7f1614082d22
Less powerful than ExtendPath tool form the links above, but free.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Ah, now I see.
Yep, Illustrator can’t do that form the box.
There is, however a plugin (a paid one), Extend Path from AstuteGraphics, that allow to extend a path (in different modes) until it meets another one.This path, however, won't get glued magically in a single shape, you’d have to group them both or make a compound path...
So there is also a request about making Ai to actually glue objects. It's harder than it seems (like what will happen if you change the curve another path is glued to? how should Ai calculate a new glue point and how should it deform the path that is glued?)
Vote for it here:
https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/44260098An error occurred while saving the comment Chris, I dont' get it, sadly. There is a way to close path with Ctrl+J, but I assume it's not waht you want. Can you draw a pic to clarify your request, please?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Does it always happen like this, or is it limited to this certain document?
Can you try to reproduce this problem with a brand new document, with some simple graphics?
Can you share the original file and the resulting DXF document with the team so that they can look into it? If yes — please send them over to sharewithai@adobe.com, and put the link to this report for tracking purposes — http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/48468602 -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Strange... Does it behave the same way if you use different panels to set up the leading: Character, Control, Properties panel?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Maria, do you still encounter this problem?
If you do — please check the Constraint Angle value in Preferences > General — is it set to 0? -
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Hi,
Sorry about the issue, but the feature works that ways.
1) On applying Effects in fractional values, it gets applied immediately. While saving this appearance in Graphic style and then re-apply to another art it will work the same (as with fractional values)
2) While trying to edit already applied effects, the input details get’s rounded off. As a result, you have to enter fractional values for the precision.
I hope this info will be helpful.
Incase you still face any issue get in touch with us at any of the other support channels – https://helpx.adobe.com/support.htmlThanks
An error occurred while saving the comment Sadly not fixed.
'It works this way' is not an excuse to allow loosing the fraction tail, which is essential to get proper verticals without a tilt.
Loosing precision while creating an isometric art — silently loosing one! — is not a desirable behavior.
This should be addressed.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Ben, Adobe recently introduced Project Neo, a dedicated SDF-based 3D editor that allows similar workflow.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I see the frustration... I had to design a custom script in Autohotkey (Windows only) that goes into Preferences and toggles all the units. Macs have other means to set this up, AFAIK.
However, I doubt a fully automated solution could ever be a thing within Ai from the box. I just don’t see a clear error-prone way to set this up... but if this one ever gets done, Ai should drop a 'shy message' saying this got changed, allow to revert back, and give a link directly in the message we can click to alter this automated behavior.Plus there is this related request:
Make units and grid settings to be bound to file
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An error occurred while saving the comment Related to this request:
Make units and grid settings to be bound to file
http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/32403850An error occurred while saving the comment Yes to this.
I had to setup a custom solution that goes into Preferences and swaps these for me when I a hit a hotkey... Really with that this value would be local and not global. Same goes for the Stroke and Type units, because I use different ones depending on the media.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Kristen, were you able to figure out a way to edit many corner radii at once?
Fields to edit these are available at least in Control and Transform panels. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Helga. can you please verify it still happens?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Related to this entry:
Create artboard to three decimal places
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An error occurred while saving the comment Related to this entry:
Artboard size no longer shows 4th decimal place
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hmm... Tab is one of those keys in Illustrator that is hardcoded and can’t be changed. It hides UI and that’s it.
However, the idea is sane. There are several script that can help you editing several text filed at ones. One of them is Multi-edit Text — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcyT0KmuepI
Other ones are Batch Text Edit (Batch Text Edit) and Edit Texts by Dialog (https://3fl.jp/is001/).
They do not allow using exactly Tab to edit fields, but still are good. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Do you still have problems with the way it works in the latest versions of Illustrator?
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Nathan, true, makes total sense. Upvoted.
Plus Illustrator can do this only for straight segments, but can’t extend a curved segment...
At the moment this is possible only with the Extend Path plugin from Astute Graphics. They have several modes to extend open paths, and allow to process several of them at once.
Here is an article about it: https://docs.astutegraphics.com/action-tags/extend#extend-path-tool-operation
I don’t imply you have to use it (it costs money), and Ai should improve it on its own, but if you deal with these often, this can tool be a salvation.