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An error occurred while saving the comment Are you having the 'Zoom with Mouse Wheel' option enabled or not? That is do you zoom in with Alt+Wheel or with the naked wheel?
Can’t confirm both ways on Windows 10 with 27.4.1.
When you switch back to Ai — do you see underscores in menus’ names (like F in File, E in Edit, etc.)? -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Once upon a time one company in my home city had a logotype with spikes like this, white Arial Black letters with a red offset. It’s been like this for years, ugly and stupid, but one day I had a chance to work with them and was able to persuade them to fix it. They believed the computers are infallible, and 'that’s how it makes it, so it’s the truth’. I made a demo for them, revealing the flaw of the algorithm. Happy end.
Well, the actual problem is garbage, of course, there should be a way to disable those spikes.
But there is a descent workaround I use for decades now — instead of a stroke behind the fill, I use a second fill behind the first one, with an Offset Path effect applied to it. It does NOT produce spikes (and it leaves no holes inside when expanded, which is a nice bonus).
While this one should be fixed, I urge you to do it with an effect instead :)AdminEgor Chistyakov
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In the latest versions the chosen option for symbols sticks once you select Static instead of Dynamic ands stays like this for each new symbol we create further: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/32371252
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An error occurred while saving the comment Steph, is this still an issue for you?
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An error occurred while saving the comment It is possible to achieve this with a script.
There are many variations of this, but I like this compact one by Oleg Krasnov:app.preferences.setBooleanPreference('ShowExternalJSXWarning', false);
(function () {
var n = "scaleLineWeight"
, m = "scale strokes"
, state = app.preferences.getBooleanPreference(n)? 0 : 1;
app.preferences.setBooleanPreference(n, state);
return m + ": " + (state? "on" : "off");
})()Save it in a text file with .jsx format.
Then you can put this script into the dedicated Scripts folder, record an action to call it, and assign a hotkey to the action.
Once it’s set up (and backed up! actions can be lost on updates) — it just works.The request is a legal one, sure. Voted.
An error occurred while saving the comment Stephen is right with the workaround, but I say this here and there: an action which has only one operation recorded is a bad action, a consequence of Illustrator’s inability to assign direct hotkeys to panels’ menus.
I believe every command in Ai should be assignable to a hotkey.
Here is the request you can upvote about this: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/31609237AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment I understand it might be too late for a reply (4 years passed) — but is this still a problem for you? I know the ~ key does not work for those who uses keyboard layouts other than English quite often, but you are form the US, I presume. Please correct me.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Is this still a problem for you? I checked it and no problems happen for me on Windows with blurring a shape filled with a Pantone color from a Coated library...
Especially interested about this in the light of the recent changes about Pantone integration. Please reply. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment A valid request, voted.
I know a specific script that does respect clipping masks when calculating bounds, but it it is no about replacing symbols specifically, but about resizing to a certain size...
But then there is a paid plugin, FindReplace Art by Astute Graphics, it does the thing you want for sure.
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An error occurred while saving the comment A dangerous setting, but definitely should be an option.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I see. So these are the Pantones you are trying to add.
Can you try the same with other library swatches, other than Pantone spots?
I suspect it’s because it’s Pantone specifically: https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/kb/pantone-color-books-illustrator.html
And surely it’s not how Ai should handles this, if it's the cause.
Can you check it further?An error occurred while saving the comment Grace, can you please record a short video of this behavior?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yann, Ai provides several methods to export PNGs. Which one does crash Ai? Do other methods crash it?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Can you share this test file here, please?
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Carsten, can you elaborate on this a bit more and show an example?
Is this something like Tangent Line Tool from Astute Graphics can do?