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An error occurred while saving the comment A related problem:
Color Undo not working
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Seems to be fixed in Ai Beta 29.4.0.37
Please try this build and comment if it does or doesn’t solved for you.
An error occurred while saving the comment A related problem:
Hex Color vs Save
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An error occurred while saving the comment There is a somewhat similar request about allowing more than one math operation in input fields:
https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-feature-requests/suggestions/31286416-allow-fractions-input-and-simple-operationsRegarding this particular idea — the menu seems like an overkill, with that amount of data types.
And since Ai does not have tables, like InDesign, there is no need to have them.
Here is a link to this request, BTW: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-desktop-feature-requests/suggestions/35960683-create-tablesAnd also wanted to note that you highlighted both Width and Shape Width fields in Transform in this mockup. While these have the same value now, it does not mean they should be treated at the same time. If you rotate a rectangle, they will hold different values.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Thanks for the report.
Can you please tell exactly what error it is displaying when you try? A screenshot will suffice.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yep, thanks for reporting it!
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An error occurred while saving the comment That’s a lot of feedback. Thank you.
However, next time please try to put one request per entry, because UserVoice does not allow to split these into chunks, and the team can’t really track them separately and prioritize. This is sad, since some of these are really important.
Some though already exists, and I can’t understand why you ask for them. Like you absolutely can drag-n-drop a selection of swatches into the trash icon to delete them. There is no context menu in Swatches, but there is a Delete Swatches command in the panel’s flyout menu. There is a way to delete unused swatches, using the Delete Unused Panel Items action, from the default set, or you can limit it to swatches only, using the flyout menu again — it has a Select All Unused command. You can sort swatches (again, the menu!), to some extent.
There are ways to customize the default swatches, by modifying the document profiles, there are some external ways to transfer the swatches between documents.Recolor requests are OK, but it’d be hard for other people to find them and upvote, since it’s all a single large blob now... Can you you split these into separate requests?
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An error occurred while saving the comment It seems like it’s an issue with the trackpad specifically. The OS (or Ai itself) does not register a 'mouse up' event when you lift the finger and believes you still hold it down.
When did it start happening for you? Did you upgrade recently, or is it the first time you run Ai on this specific device?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Jennifer, I am not sure if I follow.
As I get it, you want to get a rectangle on canvas, which is equal to your selected pattern swatch’s tile bounds. Where exactly? What for exactly? Can you please demonstrate it somehow? Which math do you have to make, to position what and how exactly? -
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An error occurred while saving the comment A preview you are able to see is a preliminarily generated thumbnail. It gets recorded when a user first saves the file. But it is possible to get a file that differs from its thumbnail easily, it all depends on the save options, specifically the PDF compatibility one. So the PDF compatible content still can have the art on canvas, but the native Ai layer — can no longer have them, because the author of brush pack deleted them to save reduce the file size.
What you should try is to check the Brushes panel itself — you can have brush tips in it already.
Also, if you import brushes using the Brushes panel’s flyout menu (Open Brush Library > Other Library), brush tips will be imported into it directly.
So, do you import (using the menu), as the title of the report implies, or just open the files like ordinary documents? -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Youssef, do these problems happen for you with the latest version of Illustrator?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Is this still an issue for you?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Craig, is this still a problem for you with the latest version of Ai?
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I understand the request, but these small details you refer to in the original logo are custom made.
You have to manually extend the leg of an R, as the original designer did (you can use Glyph Snapping for that, to snap to live glyphs — this is what this feature was added for in particular), to tweak baseline shift, to adjust kerning... computers are not that good at placing these automatically yet, the only closest thing Ai has is the optical kerning, and it’s not perfect. Letters are still better made by humans, even today.
Ai just won’t be able to make decisions like this, and make them perfect enough. The letters have to feel straight and proportional.
If it’s OK for you to have them bent, you can try more or less automated workarounds, like converting a text into a brush (will require some calculations though) and applying it to a path. Others use mesh distortions, aided with the powerful and free MeshTormentor plugin.
Anyway, I don’t think it’s possible at a steady and stable level. I still vote! — but don’t cross my fingers on it even.