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An error occurred while saving the comment Natasha, can you please share the actual file? Just with these objects included.
I am looking at the screenshot and several things throw me off: nothing is visibly selected (and the command will work only if you have two or more objects selected), and the overflow text marker is visible (the red plus in a square).
Finally, you should not have expanded the path between letters at all, it should stay a simple path... Have to look at this. -
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Verified this bug was fixed with 27.9.3 92 build.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Nice catch! Indeed, when text objects are in a group, the glyph bounds alignment options no longer apply... I thing Ai should be a bit smarter with these.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Christian, if this is still a problem for you in newer Ai builds, can you share an example of how it misbehaves?
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An error occurred while saving the comment That’s odd! I checked it on Windows 10 and it behaves like it should for me...
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An error occurred while saving the comment María, it seems like you accidentally disabled Bounding Box, most probably by hitting Ctrl + Shift + B.
You can press this hotkey again to enable it back or do this form the menu — View > Show Bounding Box.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I confirm that.
While the text object looks fin in Preview mode, observing in it Outline really looks weird — the area is actually smaller than the text and it jumps when moved, like the GIF attached shows.There is an overflow marker displayed, but clicking it won’t offer to create a threaded type area, like it should do, just nothing happens.
If I carefully remove any number of visible character in the end — the problem stays until overflow is still detected.
If I remove all overflown characters at the end (step by step or using Ctrl + Shift + End to reach the end of it) — the issue vanishes.An error occurred while saving the comment Woah.
Does not happen for me!
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This is reported to be fixed in general build 29.7.1
Please test and comment if it really works as expected
An error occurred while saving the comment Martin, what about the actual file generated — is it OK? Rendered correctly?
Does you artwork by any chance have opacity masks or linked/placed images?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Seems strange to me as well, I meant no sarcasm.
As for the script — well, yes, it just put lines. Scripts are limited with what they can do. If something just is not allowed by Ai (and customized rules are these), scripts won’t be able to introduce a new parameter for a live text. It’s up to Adobe’s engineers to code it... That’s why a script is only a workaround, and your request is very valid.An error occurred while saving the comment I know a paid script exists that allows add lines below and under the text, so this is a workaround you can use at the moment: www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWAtAoycvGg
The result won’t by dynamic, but it’s easy enough to reapply these when needed.An error occurred while saving the comment Amazingly you are a first person in several years who asked for it here. Sure Ai needs a way to customize it. Voted. If you can share the link to this request in these forums posts you refer to, perhaps this would gain enough weight to get noticed by the team.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I see what you mean now, thanks for the clarification!
Am I right thinking you are more about presenting a graph with artistic means, rather than controlling a generation with percentage values for things to be used in it? Since the workflow you describe fits both :)
Interesting. Let’s see if it gets more attention.An error occurred while saving the comment Illustrator has a dedicated set of Graph tools (available in the Advanced toolbar you can access with 'Window > Toolbars > Advanced' command).
These are not the most modern tools, and hardly refactored since late 90-s, but these are somewhat useful for the task you have.
Not sure if you are aware of these... If you are — please comment back and elaborate on the changes you want to have.And then there is a larger user request to modernize the toolset you can upvote here: illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-feature-requests/suggestions/31150012-improve-graph-chart-tool
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An error occurred while saving the comment Lottie, Ai allows to disable the auto bullets.
Go to Preferences > Type, and uncheck the 'Automatic Bulleted and Numbered lists while typing'
Does it work for you?
Please be warned though, that Ai will resets the option each fresh installation, so make sure it get disabled if you do reinstall. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Does it stay stable if you are NOT using Pencil after it’s been created?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Actually, this is fair.
When we apply 'All Caps' option in the Character panel, we make them LOOK like caps, while in fact underneath they are written like you show this. It’s like using a text-specific Appearance, a trick, a glamour.
If you copy this text and paste elsewhere — it will we pasted as what it is underneath, not capitalized. So no wonder Spell Check here sees beyond the veil, and I’d expect it to.If you want to make actual capital glyphs out of these, you’d have to go to Type > Change Case and command 'UPPERCASE'. In this case Spell Check will find no problem.
However, this can make sense in some cases, but this should be a conscious choice, an option, disabled by default...
Jeremy, would you mind me turning this into a feature request instead of a bug report?AdminEgor Chistyakov
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Miika, I got a confirmation about Illustrator’s Spellcheck not working with Finnish at all :(
This technically makes it a user request rather than a bug report — although I agree on it being just nonsense, since I was never able to find a list of supported languages and get an in-app notification on it. I believe many otter languages are not supported either...
Upvoted it.