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The issue appears to be fixed in 27.8.1.
Please comment if you still have it.
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An error occurred while saving the comment That’s right, the main tool panel should have only the Free Distort tool in it.
The smaller panel pops automatically when you pick the tool and have something selected, as the attached video demonstrates...
If you don’t see it anywhere, try to hit Tab to temporarily hide every other UI. If you have other a second monitor, check it also.An error occurred while saving the comment Are you able to see the small panel with 4 tool modes, or the Free Distort tool in the main tool panel?
Or do you mean you are seeing the small panel, but it misses the buttons?
Can you make a screenshot of what are you seeing exactly?An error occurred while saving the comment Francesco, do you mean this small panel Ai automatically shows above all other things when you select the Free Distort tool?
Do you mean you are able to see it, but it has only some tool modes in it, and not all four?
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This happens when Snap to Grid is enabled. Even when invisible, it still affects snapping and prevents Smart Guides from assisting to snapping at artboard’s edges.
An error occurred while saving the comment Great to hear that! Thank you for replying back. I am marking it as Resolved. If something else strange happens — please comment.
An error occurred while saving the comment Can you please share the test file with these guides you created within only?
Also, what are you snap settings? Do you have Smart Guides enabled, and Snap to Grid disabled? Even if you don’t show the grid, the enabled Snap to Grid option will force guides to stick to invisible grid intersections. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Tiff, please tell more.
How do you try it exactly?
What does Ai show to you? Any messages? Anything unusual? Do you get any result at all?
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The team has revised the UI for Image Trace and reverted it to the way it looked in 27.0. So far this is only available in the latest Beta version, but it is planned to make it released soon.
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An error occurred while saving the comment James, do you think this request can be merged into this somewhat similar one?
https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-desktop-feature-requests/suggestions/32166505-when-a-layer-is-locked-don-t-ask-me-if-i-want-to-u -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Cory, how do you 'specify 100% black in a CMYK document' exactly?
What color do you get for an object if you hit D?
What does the title of the document say in the tab?
How did you create it specifically? Do you use the legacy File > New interface or the modern one?
Can you share this test file? (you don’t have to keep the art in it).An error occurred while saving the comment Gerald, RGB documents use Web document profile, that has a default graphic style (you can access and change it in the Graphic Styles panel). It obviously uses RGB Black (that gets converted to a rich black). You can update the style by Alt+dragging a proper colored white-fill/black(100K)-stroke over its thumbnail in the panel. You can also change the black swatch in the Swatches panel.
All of this works as intended :) Not easy to grasp, but once you get how to change default settings, it works fine.
But you say that you fill the object with the 0-0-0-100, you have CMYK as the color mode, and when you reselect the object — the fill gets reverted to rich black by itself? If so — please share the video, because I can’t reproduce it. But first try to change defaults styles as I instructed above.
Sorry for the late answer — UV is deep, and we are few :)
An error occurred while saving the comment It could be related to color profile you are using. Please check it in Edit > Color Settings.
The problem also occurs when you create CMYK document and then change color mode to RGB—swatches stay CMYK then, and that gives this pale black. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Not sure if I get it :( Can you elaborate on this, please?
I don’t see any differences made recently into Direct Selection or Group Selection tools.
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This can be toggled with 'Select and Unlock objects on canvas' option in Preferences > Selection & Anchor Display section
An error occurred while saving the comment It’s OK, Tom, updating is something we all know can be dangerous for our workflows, alas. And actually I do not recall if this option ever was promoted to be enabled by default... perhaps it was, this is something I can’t say for sure. Definitely not in other newer versions.
1994! That’s before gradients! Is started after :)
Glad this got sorted out. If only all problems were that easy to address.
Thanks for the call, please add more.An error occurred while saving the comment Tom, it’s not new. This mode was introduced in version 24.3 (released in August of 2020). It is similar to the way InDesign does it, and some users requested it.
If you don’t like it — you can easily disable it in Preferences > Selection & Anchor Display section, toggling the 'Select and Unlock objects on canvas' option.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Benjamin, does it happen with a certain artwork only, or with any other set you try?
Do you have something work form making a mockup at all?
Can you please share a test file for the team to look at?
What are your full OS specs? (sometimes these problems can be setup-specific)
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Our typical launch numbers on a SSD MBP is around 6-7 seconds hence we would like to understand more about the issue and problem.
Please get in touch with us at sharewithai@adobe.com or any of the other support channels – https://helpx.adobe.com/support.html . Since this is not a generic issue that we can reproduce at our end, we will need someone to look into your machine to figure out what is going on here.Warm Regards,
Ashutosh Chaturvedi | Sr. Quality Engineering Manager – IllustratorAn error occurred while saving the comment So I have ~40 custom plugins.
Ai on my Intel i7 4470 3.4GHz (with 24GB of RAM) takes from 45 to 60 seconds to launch.
Then it’s 8 seconds to show New Document legacy (3 second next time) — and modern File New is even more than that.
And finally 4–7 seconds to actually create a document (and zoom to artboard, which I hate).
I have now 706 font families installed in the system folder.
Windows 10. SSD.I don’t like this launch time.
I have an access to M1 Macbook occasionally also, and Ai launches in like a dozen of seconds there.Please share your timings.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Actually, there is a way to do it.
1. Select the gradient stop
2. Deselect the art
3. In Color panel click the circle — 'Gradient Stop Color (click to cancel)'
4. Click Last color (the arrow button or the square next to it)
5. Add the selected color to swathes in a traditional way
Yep, this is a bit long way, but the operation is not very common too, right?
We can’t have a draggable stop — dragging it down from a slider in the panel removes it, and moving it up... what if my Swatches panel is below of Gradient? Does it mean I should drag it up and then down? will it undo the drag if I cross the panel? :)
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An error occurred while saving the comment No, I do not remember this.
I checked this in CS6, CS1, and even 10 — none of them allows to access Opacity Mask through a context menu, nor from canvas or Layers (these have no context menu at all, only the flyout one).
Where did you take it from?But I like the idea.
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Mark, there were several issues with Type on Path, and the team made some changes to mitigate it in the latest Beta version one can download from the CCD application. Can you please try to install it (it won’t remove your existing 27.7) and verify if it is fixed or not?
Also — can you please share the test file with this particular text object and share the settings you use when send this to the PDF printer?