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An error occurred while saving the comment Alexandra, I am not sure I understand you.
You say you make an object with Blob Brush, correct? But it created filled objects with no strokes, unlike Brush tool. Which one do you mean?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Wesam, do you mean the text alignment or the object alignment?
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The solution provided in the comments below.
However, when the key color is automatically gets set as the white (or any grayscale tint) as the most prominent color, the hue shift gets calculated wrong.
If you think Illustrator should pick another color in cases like this — please continue voting.
An error occurred while saving the comment Ah, I see now.
The Hue Shift is a tricky one, and can be hard to graps.Instead of the white key — which is ignored, as a grayscale color, according to the manual (https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/brushes.html): 'Hue Shift maintains black, white, and gray' — white has no hue in it to shift it, which leads to unexpected results. Once you chose a distinct color, it starts to work as expected — the key color gets recolored to the stroke chosen, and other colors in the module get shifted.
Please check the file.
Notice how two different brushes with pure yellow and pure magenta behave differently for the rope’s color.Why Ai allows you to set the white? Because it’s the most prominent color in the brush module :)
The behaviour with white key though is indeed buggy. Thanks for bringing it up!
An error occurred while saving the comment Hm. Can you please provide a test file (preferable), or at least a screenshot?
An error occurred while saving the comment David, does this file make any sense to you? Please study it
An error occurred while saving the comment David, can you share a file?
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An error occurred while saving the comment It’s sad the team seemingly doesn’t want to refine Classic 3D :(
A workaround is not very handy if you have a descent amount of these objects with the changed symbol.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Interesting. Nobody prints from PNGs, but there is a technical possibility to do so anyway. And bleeds can work also for non-printable media.
I’d rather put it in the Feature Requests instead.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Michael, this is what holding Shift is for.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Ray, this is a known bug and developers are trying to solve it.
As a workaround (which is dumb, because it’s technically wrong) — try to rename your PNGs into JPGs an try again.
Please also share the file — send them over to sharewithai@adobe.com, provide the link to this issues for tracking purposes (https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/42769697), and specify your version of Illustrator. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Have you seen the InkFlow and lttrink plugins for calligraphy? The latter one is still WIP, but both are pretty capable already.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Oh, yeah, I have several things to say about this!
— Lasso tools selects points only, without adjacent segments, unlike Direct Selection, but we need both ways accessible for both tools ...scratch that, it does not, and it seems like it never could, and it’s just my imagination tricks me — I checked older versions and even straight Direct Selection Lasso (when we had it) still selects naked segments.
— We need a way to see a selection of segments, to differentiate selections with points only and points+segments
— There is a free script which deselect segments in a selection, leaving only points, https://github.com/creold/illustrator-scripts/blob/master/md/Select.md#selectonlypoints
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An error occurred while saving the comment What is the 'ex pencil tool' you refer to?
You mean 'the Pencil tool Illustrator had before a specific version'?
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An error occurred while saving the comment There is a plugin which can help you with it — not exactly, but partially — Cool Selection
You will still have to hit Delete after you select-brushed over your path, but it’s still faster than the default way.
Also check out the SuperMarqueeTool plugin, it offers a slightly different way to quickly select paths.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Have you tried the Spiro Tool plugin?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Tracy, does it work for you now, in recent versions?
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An error occurred while saving the comment There is a commercial plugin which solves this problem exactly — Rasterino by Astute Graphics. It just allows you to type in the new resolution and the image gets scaled from the chosen reference point.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Sadly, the file is no longer accessible via the link, and the attached one seems to be empty.
Illustrator is able to create whatever beams you have in mind for sure, but perhaps in a different way with some different tools.
Stefan, can you please attach a screenshot of the result you want to achieve and share the steps you’re making to get it? — If it’s still relevant, of course.
I can confirm that.
It feels like the problem is somehow caused with the tooltip 'Linked' label Ai draws above the item when you hover long enough. My record is two links, and when I click the third one,, all get deselected.