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An error occurred while saving the comment Adham, can’t verify on 27.4.1 and Beta 27.6.140, these still work for me, including complex (and even stupid ones, like 13/13).
Definitely a local bug.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yes! Finally! Clear steps to catch this stupid bug I’ve been suffering for ages!
This does also happen for other objects as well, and I have to only hope they have the same nature.
Thank you very much for isolating this issue.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Bruno, can you please record a video of that bug, so the team can review it?
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An error occurred while saving the comment The team would have to look into the actual file to investigate this.
Please leave the bare minimum in the document to have this bug reproduced, package it whole, with links, and send it all over to sharewithai@adobe.com (and add the link to this report so they can track it here: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/46570723)
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An error occurred while saving the comment I get it.
So it does not matter if you open a cloud or a local document, right?
And what if you choose other color settings, like Europe General Purpose, and especially don’t color manage the document in the Assign Profile dialog?An error occurred while saving the comment Ira, using the same color settings and profile as you do, the color In this doc for me look like this.
When you open this local test file — do they look and actually have same numbers? Do they differ compared with the original cloud document?An error occurred while saving the comment Nothing fancy. Hmm.
May I ask you to save this doc as a copy, leaving only the red-brown sticker in it (and nothing else at all), and share it here?An error occurred while saving the comment Ira, but this is a different document. You should check these in THAT document you are having the problem with, the one you have in the cloud, with the man and the sticker. Do these differ? Verify that, please.
An error occurred while saving the comment Ira, let’s check the color profile for this CMYK document.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Not sure if I get the question.
This selector indicates which of two main aspects of vector art is currently active: when the stroke chip is on top — Illustrator applies color to strokes; when the fill one is above the stroke — the color gets applied to fills.The model you are referring too, when both are just separate chips and none of them are considered active, has been implemented in the iPad and upcoming Web versions of Illustrator — and while it made some users quite happy, some others found it irritating, since they now have the only way to change the color — via directly editing this color chip, while in desktop Ai you can use whichever method to apply the color to the active attribute.
This can’t be changed in Ai at the moment, and no plans I know about are planned. But please tell more about it from your perspective — why do you thing it’s not OK, how do you envision working with fills and strokes, if none is considered active, what is your other experience with other apps which solve the same problem?
Also, you might want to vote for a request for this alternative method for assigning attributes, used in other vector apps: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-desktop-feature-requests/suggestions/44104935-absolute-mode-that-always-sets-a-fill-a-single-cli
This, however, won’t change the current model, but will just allow to ignore the active status, when needed. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment @Bob, ahh, so you refereeing to the iPad version! You should have clarified it right from the start.
Then I agree.An error occurred while saving the comment Bob, sorry, I don’t think I get it. Can you... illustrate the difference? Pun intended, but I really don’t understand what are you trying to say.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I wonder if enabling 'Use Legacy File New interface' in Preferences > General helps.
Also, please check if hitting Ctrl/Cmd + Alt +N works to instantly create a new document with no dialog shown, and if assigning a custom hotkey for the 'File > New' in Edit > Keyboards Shortcuts allows then to call it (to see if there is a problem with the modern dialog itself, or just its hotkey). -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Window > New View, perhaps? To get at least two tabs with the same document opened, arranged in tiles, to see the artwork in both Preview and Outline modes, at different scales, and knowing which these scales are? But that is my guess, and the last time I worked in this split-view was like 7 years ago.
...and each tab still gets its own zoom level at the bottom-left corner anyway — though the inactive one is quite difficult to see.An error occurred while saving the comment Dalton, yeah, the simplification part I get clearly, and I personally like the feel the slimmed tabs give.
Sure, the zoom level is duplicated, but the current color and viewing mode are displayed only there. This is a shared behavior among major Adobe apps, and having the info there is crucial for a lot of users. I can’t say there are better places to put this info (except maybe in the underdeveloped Show bar at the bottom). Sure, some other apps just don’t show these constantly at all...It does not mean it can’t ever change, since it’s the universal design approach here — and I don’t say the idea is that bad — but making this single optional ticker that changes something global like this needs a lot of requests and serious arguments, other than just a mental feel.
I also imagine a number of 'help, I can’t see my color mode!' cries, for those who accidentaly turned it off... People often turn off the bounding box and come here to ask how they can have a resize option back! Again, it is a design problem with any modality, and it does not mean it can’t be made — but you asked about my thought process :)
Let’s see how many votes it gets.
An error occurred while saving the comment I can guess why, but I’d like to know your arguments, to check if we mean the same.
Also — if this option ever happen — do you have a specific place in mind you’d like to still be able to get this information from? -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Can you check if this works fine in the Beta version 27.6, please?
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An error occurred while saving the comment It feels like a problem with the UXP engine :/
I asked a developer to take a look at that, let’s see how it goes.
It does.
If you have Control panel displayed, there is an Edit in Photoshop button there.
If not — there is a 'pencil' button that does the same in Links panel.
But there is none in context menu, here I agree.