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An error occurred while saving the comment Please try to reset preferences (press and hold Alt + Control + Shift as you launch Illustrator). Sometimes it fixes strange bugs. In any way — please reply back.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Frank, it turns out the 'group-objects-by-colors' script has one line saved wrong!
When forums migrated to a newer place, old script listings lost special symbols — thanks to Sergey Osokin for pointing that out.Still , this script requires you to create two additional custom actions to work.
One that calls for New Color Group in Swatches panel’s menu, another one that plays Select All Unused and Delete Color Group commands in the same menu.
Then you need to modify the script to include the names of these two actions (and their Action Set Names) to their respective app.doScript calls.
Then, the action requires you to use the name 'Art' specifically for the temporary swatch group, when you get the dialog.
Plus, it will group only those objects you have selected before you run the script.Here, I attach a revised version of the script (rename it from .txt to .jsx — UserVoice is restricting these fil types) and the action set you can load in Actions (again, rename it from .txt to .aia)
Tested — works.
An error occurred while saving the comment So you want each traced color to go to their own layer?
It feels like a job for a script, rather than a build-in function. And actually the script exists already: https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator-discussions/ideas-to-group-same-color-path-items-without-a-selection/td-p/9319753
You’ll still have to move groups into their own layers... but there is another script you can use for that: https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator-discussions/how-to-convert-all-groups-to-layers/m-p/8001390
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yep, I see what you mean.
With the option checked, Shape Builder closes the unchanged path below (the one you want to keep opened).
But if you disable the option, the tool won’t affect the shape while clicked (OK, we can just drag), but it also won’t close the affected shape!
The thing you want is to close the affected shape, but don’t close the one below. Makes sense!AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment I confirm :(
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An error occurred while saving the comment Good find. Large canvas documents utilize hidden scaling coefficient, and some function still can’t work with it well. Embedding an EPS seems to be one of them :/
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An error occurred while saving the comment That’s very weird!
So you mean you had Ai 27 installed and it was not behaving like this? And if you downgrade back, the full menus are shows?
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An error occurred while saving the comment It is expected. Neural networks are generally bad at creating readable text.
It gets better and will certainly improve, but don’t expect much of it for now. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Do you have any plugins installed?
How many fonts do you have installed?
Do you have Illustrator installed on an SSD or an HDD?
What are you OS specs?
Do you mean the splash screen is still visible or does it freeze after it’s gone? Or does it happen after? Or when you create or open a document?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Oh yes, happens all the time!
When you select one line, many lines, all lines, one character only, the whole object...
Does not help if you reenter the new value, or set Auto... BLANK all the time.
The bug is nowhere new, and finally it got reported.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Can you show some examples of the look you are after?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yep, Illustrator waits a bit before applying justification settings after text is modified locally...
Sometimes it’s noticeable like this, sometimes less visible.The other question is 'why?' though.
In this particular case it feels like Illustrator has to adjust word spacing to fit the first line as a whole... but if we open justification and set all Word Spacing to 100% and keep Letter Spacing at 0% (and don’t touch Glyph Scaling) — Ai still performs the same way, with a false break!My guess is that it takes custom tracking into consideration also. If I set it to zero — well, the same thing we briefly see happens, the text splits. Perhaps it’s somehow related to the order of operations it needs to justify the text.
Anyway! It doesn’t really happen in InDesign. I am pretty sure it can be fixed, and it should be.
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There is a way to apply a stroke to an image — not automatically, but quite easily.
You add a stroke to it and put Outline Stroke effect into it, just like the attached screenshot shows.
You can make a graphic style out of this appearance, and apply a stroke to your images with one click — no extra paths required.