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It works fine in the latest versions.
Please check if it does and comment back if it doesn’t.
An error occurred while saving the comment Darryl, this works for me.
This trick currently works only for the Delete Anchor Point Tool picked, not the Pen tool. Indeed, a default hotkey for picking this tool is Minus key. The cursor then becomes lie the one Pen tool has, but with a small minus. Then you have to hold Shift and click the point while holding Shift.
Please comment back if it works for you this way.An error occurred while saving the comment Bob, two points you have in the end are just not enough to convey the curve’s character. Illustrator here does the best possible thing... but you need a center point to have that kind a of a curvature turn in a Bezier curve.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Jens, what font was used for this?
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Someone in the team decided that 'Hide' means 'hide', and not 'don’t add'. As if as someone would need them later...AdminEgor Chistyakov
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Please get in touch with us at any of the other support channels – https://helpx.adobe.com/support.html . Since this is not a generic issue that we can reproduce at our end, we will need someone to look into your machine to figure out what is going on here.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Can’t login to CCD, you mean? Please provide more details.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Don’t you mind me merging it then?
An error occurred while saving the comment I see what you mean. Colors look similar, the orange is definitely not the same as shown in RGB, but these are not exactly what you get in CMYK, colors differ enough. But I feel it’s something else in play.
It can be a known problem with not embedding a color profile, reported here: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/34662151
Please follow the thread’s comments to compare your experience with the other ones.
Can you also show you Color Settings, please?An error occurred while saving the comment Mateus, but PNG doesn’t support CMYK in the first place. What makes you think these get exported as CMYK? I see nothing peculiar in the shared screenshot. Can you please explain this further?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yep, it makes perfect sense.
One can get accustomed to immediately click the same place where the mouse had just been released to select the point anew, but it’s a hassle and is just not a great experience.
Plus it takes some practice to start holding Opt/Alt after the mouse is clicked and not after, to avoid toggling the Group Selection.
There are other ways to create an art like this, like selecting all the 'root' points later and averaging them together, but again, it takes some effort to isolate a first path before you start creating copies, to be able to quickly select them at once, without grabbing the art beneath. Once mastered, it serves us really well... but again, it’d be easier if we had our partial selection unchanged.An error occurred while saving the comment There is a very related (but not full identical) feature request:
Ability to UNDO not only actual changes to objects but also selections
http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/34934953It’d be a more significant change to introduce selection as steps in History... This issue, however, is not exactly a bug, but just a paradigm Ai has been using since forever. If changed, it’d require an option to control it, since many users can have custom workflows based on it, at least at the first stages of adoption.
Many other editor do not change the selection when Undo is used, including Affinity Designer, and I support this request.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Wladimir, then you’d have to setup a way to quickly call these scripts with a chosen key combination.
The only native way is to create a set of separate actions and to call each installed script (meaning these are put into a dedicated folder: ). Actions can be assigned to F-keys only.
Another way would be yo use extensions or external utilities that allow to use other keys.
You can read about some here: https://github.com/creold/illustrator-scripts#how-to-run-scripts
Some are easier to setup. some others are harder. OS matters as well.An error occurred while saving the comment You can try to use these scripts: https://onthehead.com/ais/preference006/
Still you have to find a way to assign them to the hotkeys you want, but it's better then nothingAn error occurred while saving the comment I was able to set this up for Windows using Autohotkey script. Shift+Numpad key does this for me.
Still this need to be done from the box.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment This is a great idea. Vote for it here, it has only 7 voices right now:
https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-feature-requests/suggestions/32403805-make-setting-reference-point-hotkeyable
Also voted here.An error occurred while saving the comment Mark, thank you for your generous appreciation of my humble efforts. How could you notice that? :)
Thinking more about 9-grid, I see no possible interference with pivot-based tools yet (Scale-Shear-Rotate-Reflect).
There should be definitely visible distinguishment between locked-fixed pivot and normal one. And I guess it could be toggled just by clicking it twice. When it's locked, it could stay visible even when not-pivot-based tools are active (but there should be an option to hide it).An error occurred while saving the comment Mark, I personally use reference point for mirroring and rotating (and setting coordinates, of course). I mostly use keyboard rather than mouse and live tools to do this, because of my workflow. I just press F4/Shift+F4 to mirror instantly, using Actions. Sometimes I need to flip over top-left point, for example, and next time — from bottom-center, and do this very often.
As for your idea for persistent pivot point... I don't know.
This seem to be a good feature, I think I saw people request it, it surely need to be requested if not, but it raises many questions. Most of them are easily answered, but everyone has his own truth. AI team had troubles with 'Zoom to selection' feature, which was one thing for me and other things for everyone else, including Adobe's vision.
What will happen if you set a custom pivot for a group and the ungroup it? Will parts of it adopt this pivot? (I would say no).
Will new group respect pivots of parts? (no)
Should be there a quick way to reset a pivot to center? (YES)
Should there be a way to move object while pivot stays? (NO — it would give more mess than benefit)
How this persistent pivot will correlate with current reference 9-point-grid?An error occurred while saving the comment The only way to set reference point in AI — is to click precisely in Reference grid in Control panel/Transform palette.
I rely hugely on keyboard in my work, and I'd like to set points via hotkeys.
But while Indesign allow accords to do it (https://indesignsecrets.com/keyboard-shortcuts-to-the-reference-points.php), AI does not (https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1466926)
Please do something about it. Numpad would be so nice to use it for this task.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment @K, there is a similar bug report, now fixed in Beta: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/49089431
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An error occurred while saving the comment Marc, can’t reproduce it, behaves as expected!
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An error occurred while saving the comment Kieran, please package the file using File > Package, so all the links and fonts are included (in Ai 2024), check if Ai 2025 has the problem with this copy still, and then send the package to sharewithai@adobe.com, so the team can test it.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Red, can you please share this file with the team?
Send it over to sharewithai@adobe.com (and put the link to this report for tracking it back, http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/49201892)
Have you changed the SVG format settings? Can you also share a screenshot of the current ones?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Does it get stuck each time you open it up? Does it happen for Properties panel only, or for Control and Character panels as well?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Do you use a pen and a tablet, or mouse, or touchpad? Does it make difference to use another input device? If it does, how fresh are you drivers?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Another related request:
Make fractal noise gradient
http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/49196615AdminEgor Chistyakov
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It does not work this way. You have to also select the artboard the copied art would grab its coordinates from BEFORE you copy. So if you select something but the artboard highlighted is not the one the selected art actually positioned at, it would remember the offset from the selected artboard — and pasted using this large value.
Not sure if I make it clear enough :)