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Hi ,
Thanks for reporting the issue, but we are unable to reproduce the issue at our end and would need more information such as the AI build with which the issue started, Wacom device configuration, and OS details of the machine where the issue is observed.
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Aishwarya G Gadodia
Illustrator Team
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An error occurred while saving the comment It feels like you accidentally disabled the bounding box, probably with Cmd + Shift + B hotkey.
Try to press it again (while not editing text), or toggle it manually with View > Show Bounding Box command.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Chris, do you call the Ungroup command with a hotkey, or via the top menu, or the context menu?
Is there a difference between these three?
Does it happen all the time for all the groups? Can you reproduce it in a new document, with simple shapes and an only group?
When you call for the command, does it get recorded in a History panel as an operation, or does Illustrator just ignores you calling it? -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Makes total sense to have it, but I suppose this would take an effort for both teams... Photoshop’s artboards internally seem to be not really 'pages' (as in PDF) or 'viewports' (as in Ai), but just groups with special attributes. Again, definitely a thing that teams should resolve. Voted.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Mark, do you also have the latest non-Beta build installed? Can you check if it behaves correctly there?
It works fine for me in both on Windows, accessed both from the Stroke and the Control panel, the same way like you show it.When you do apply arrowheads though — do these get applied (which means only preview are broken) or do these just fail at all?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Mark, what are your OS and GPU specs? Just to know them if the team ever starts an investigation.
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The issue is reported to not longer happen with build 28.3
An error occurred while saving the comment Good to know! I hope it won’t happen again. GPU support is fragile and the mode often stops working because of many reasons. These do get ironed out eventually, but there are so many configurations... Thanks for reporting!
An error occurred while saving the comment Sorry, got confused.
So does it happen with 28.3 or does it not?An error occurred while saving the comment Can you share the specs your computer has, please? Just to know, just in case.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Tom, it was always working like this...
Ctrl + V just pastes at the top of the layer (or a stack, if you are in the isolation mode), in the center of the screen.
Ctrl + F pastes in front of the selected object, using the same coordinates (that’s why it’s called Paste in Front in Edit menu).
Ctrl + B does the same thing, but behind.
Ctrl + Shift + V (Paste in place) does the same as Paste, but honoring the coordinates, not the order.Ctrl + F was never 'Paste in place'.
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An error occurred while saving the comment That’s weird!
Let’s try to figure it out. Can you please check the actual default document profile files you have installed on your computer?
Access this folder: ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe Illustrator <version>/<locale>
Open both Print.ai and Web.ai and check if they are actually in CMYK and RGB color spaces respectively.An error occurred while saving the comment That’s strange... How consistent it is?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yep, there is no direct way to force Repeats to NOT respect the Preview Bounds and use geometric ones instead. Upvoted.
But we can make Ai do what we need without eyeballing, if we clip the line into a clipping mask, which are not that hard to align to each other, and only then wrap it into a mirror repeat — like the attached image shows. Takes a couple of extra steps, but works.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment I was dead sure that I made a similar request long time ago, with the exact same reason behind it!
But I was not able to find it, so I am upvoting this one. Thanks!AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Akila, this is probably cause but the recent zoom/pan boost the team implemented.
Can you share some screenshots or a video to demonstrate how it looks for you?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Illustrator is not a specialized font editor, and making it one will require a huge effort and a lot of votes.
However, there are existing solutions you can try. You might want to look at FontSelf extension, specifically designed for Ai and Ps: https://www.fontself.com/An error occurred while saving the comment Peter, there is a commercial extension you can use for this task — FontSelf (https://www.fontself.com).
However, building fonts is not something everyone wants to do, so having a specialized tool (and it is) built-in in Illustrator from the box might seem as an overkill for those users.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Got it. Fixed the title to follow the clarification.
An error occurred while saving the comment Yep, makes sense! I am used to hotkeys, but these involve square brackets, and these are on the right side of the keyboard. My hand dances back and froth from the mouse to keys all the time, but may tasks involve a lot of keys anyway, so I’m fine...
Having these as just buttons would help a lot of users, definitely. I ma surprised no-one asked for this before. The concept is quite old!
I bet it’d take a team a long time to create these... A workaround for this now would be to create four actions for each arrange operation and enable button mode for the Actions panel, to display these actions as buttons. No icons, but will work the same way. Please comment back if it covers this for you, and why not if not.
Also you might want to upvote a similar request about having dedicated Undo / Redo buttons: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/31957771
And finally, it’s funny that Ai got its Contextual Task Bar... but unlike Ai for iPads or on Web, this does not have these Stacking Order controls to arrange objects... Would you like to have these in the bar instead of dock (and where exactly? in Control panel? in Properties panel?)
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An error occurred while saving the comment Chris, Ton has given a perfect explanation of what is happening exactly.
150 hardly divides by 72 without a remainder, so rounding occurs. It just HAS to be rounded... :(
The problem still persists. I have no other workarounds to offer except the tedious rearranging to fit the assets into the grid. Sorry!An error occurred while saving the comment There is a related problem, with exporting artboards in general:
https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-desktop-feature-requests/suggestions/30992416-wrong-exported-image-size-extra-pixel-added-if-a
But while a general advise to place artboards on a grid works (in *some* cases), with assets it’s just stupid.
I do realize why this behavior happened to be, and I can imagine cases when it can be important... but in a majority of cases the raster grid should be local, yeah.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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Which Wacom pen and tablet model do you use specifically? What is the driver version that you have installed? Is it the latest one?
Does it ever happen if you use other means to pan, or with other scrollbars within Ai?
Does it ever happen in other applications? What about Photoshop or InDesign?
When did it start to happen, if you are able to recall it?