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An error occurred while saving the comment Can you please share a test file here?
You can also send it directly to sharewithai@adobe.com (please put then the link to this report for tracking purposes: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/47658710) -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Tried this in same build on Windows — seems to be stable... can you please record it on a video?
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Please share your thoughts on the following:
1. Would it make sense to have a separate desktop app, just to create charts, and bring them inside Illustrator or InDesign? It may not be on cloud.
2. Or would you rather have us work on building it within Illustrator?
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YogeshAn error occurred while saving the comment Theresa, same. But I decided not to post it, because it’d require me to post it in EVERY request and report here.
Happy New Year to you as well!AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment This problem was also a reason for Hiroyuki Sato to create this script, long ago: http://shspage.com/aijs/en/#roundany
An error occurred while saving the comment So far we can use third-party effects to workaround this:
1. XtreamPath Smart Rounding Effect from CValley (the site is currently down)
2. AG Corners from Astute GraphicsAdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment ...which is the first object added into a selection.
I think the choice should be customizable: first object in a selection (like in InDesign), last selected object (like in Corel Draw), the topmost one (like it is done now in Illustrator), the bottommost one (like in this request: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/39711583).
All four are valid.An error occurred while saving the comment Setting a key object requires a user interaction, it has to be clicked in Illustrator. If none is specified, what should it do? To throw a warning? To make an assumption? To treat the top/bottom object as a key, like some other apps do?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Indeed. Layer Panel Options dialog would be a perfect way for this option.
Reminds me of a similar setting Photoshop has, 'Add "copy" to Copied Layers and Groups' — while in Illustrator this should also apply to artboards... and also brushes, symbols, styles — but I suppose it’s not possible to have these with non-unique names, unlike layers and artboards.
Plus — Photoshop has 'Do not append "copy" to filename when saving a copy'. Sure we need this as well.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Megumi, you are most welcome. Thank you too for pushing it forward.
An error occurred while saving the comment If it behaves like this, then it is a bug for sure...
I’ve changed the status and will try to bring developer’s attention to it.An error occurred while saving the comment Sorry, can’t seem to be able to reproduce it, at least on Windows...
When I hit Tab, a typed value gets committed, and the cursor jumps to the next field, the same way it used to do. If I’m in K filed, it goes to HEX field. Another Tab moves me to C field, so it is looped...
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An error occurred while saving the comment This issue seems to be a universal one, for many Adobe applications, and it happens not only when using a pen, but a mouse as well — I experience this in Photoshop, on Windows, on two different machines.
It started happening roughly two weeks ago I think... I have a suspicion that some utility I have at both places can interfere... Will try to check.
However, if you search for 'mouse up photoshop illustrator problem' on web, you'll find out many fresh discussions and the engineering teams having no idea what causes it, like here: https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/p-completely-broken-hand-tool-ps24-5-hand-tool-sticking-sticky-not-seeing-mouse-up/idi-p/13877561
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An error occurred while saving the comment Bob, I remember we discussed in to be done for the AutoSaviour plugin from AstuteGraphics... Id don’t remember actually if it was implemented or not.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I rechecked CS3 (and several more versions) — nope! Falls back to the color of the default style.
An error occurred while saving the comment Yeah, I understand.
A funny thing is — usually Illustrator remembers the style of a previously selected object and applies it to a newly create object (if a user has New Art Has Basic Appearance option disabled in the Appearance panel’s flyout menu).
But strangely the behavior does not really apply to text fully — Ai respects the font, the size of the text — but not the color. Weird indeed.
As far as I can tell, all versions behave the same, so it’s either a bug nobody reported before, or an intended behavior.
Thanks for bringing that up.An error occurred while saving the comment We can do it in Illustrator already, but I can’t say it works the same way you describe — not with a single click, but several clicks — with Paragraph Styles.
If you redefine [Normal Paragraph Style] using a color you want (and/or font and other text settings), each new text object would inherit it.
It’s not as easy to setup, but it works. The method you propose though... while this is easier for new users, it will contradict with the way text styles work and create problems for many other folks who rely on styles.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Ilona, do you have both Appearance options checked in the Eyedropper tool’s options?
Sampling groups and other objects differs a lot with these. Try to toggle them and see if it starts to behave as you expect.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Perhaps something is blocking the access to Adobe Firefly servers... if you were on Windows, I’d advise you to check the rules your firewall has... I know something similar happens for generative fill in Photoshop, and changing the rules Windows automatically sets up can help with solving that, but I don’t really know what is responsible for that on Macs. I think it’s better to try to reach the support agent for them to check it at your side first.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Alex, does it still happen for you in newer versions of Illustrator?
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An error occurred while saving the comment As far as I recall, applying a gradient to live text never worked in Illustrator. We have to create a separate fill first to that, in the Appearance panel — then it works (although the individual fills for character stay below and can be visible at the edges).
I tested it again to see if it works in multiple versions before 25 and could not find one.
I am merging this report into a general request to have a better way to do that (because it is possible in other apps without this special ritual! — Affinity Designer can do that, Corel Draw can, Inkscape...)An error occurred while saving the comment In earlier versions of Illustrator, when the modern gradient annotator was introduced (CS4), we had only one shown when applying a gradient to a group of objects (or just a selection of objects).
The users wanted to see annotators for all of the objects in the selection: even if some are not filled with gradients, even if the gradient differ, even if they don’t match in lengths and angle.
This was a nice change (although sometimes it prevents from editing a similar gradients for an ungrouped selection of objects).I imagine something similar can be permitted for character in a text objects, which can be treated as special type of groups (if we look at the Appearance panel).
But seeing a bunch of annotators — one per each character! — would be a very difficult thing to manage! And separate annotators per character is probably the way it is going to be implemented, because this is how Ai treats gradient for groups :(So the current way of applying the gradient with a unified separate fill is a better way, actually — to my taste... I still upvote it, but this should be made VERY carefully.
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Latest Beta Builds now allow to hide units for dimensions.
Toggle the option in the tool’s options dialog to force it for new objects, or disable it in the Properties panel for existing and selected dimensions.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I remember telling about this before someplace else. I figured out then this is regulated with 'Highlights anchors on mouse over' option in Preferences > Selection & Anchor Display section.
Somebody from the team told me 'this does not indicate the anchor is going to be selected, it just highlights points directly below the cursor'. Well, technically it is correct, and there can be many reason to know if there points buried somewhere below the art... but I too think it makes more harm than bring benefit.
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Yes! Loading an action set does not get recorded as a step within History panel, but appears as one in Edit as 'Undo Action Panel'.
So it gets undone with Cmd/Ctrl+Z.
Assigned shortcuts indeed get ripped of their actions when Redo is called after this.
In a rare case one loads action in the middle at the work, this indeed prevents going to earlier steps of editing the document...
And while one can argue that 'actions are considered to be presets, and they should be treated as other presets as brushes, swatches, styles, etc.' — actions are document-independent! Once loaded, the stay persistent for all documents and should be immune to document-level history scope!