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An error occurred while saving the comment Richard, can you please check what settings do you have in Preferences > Clipboard Handling? Does disabling 'Include SVG Code' help?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Catarina, does it happen all the time with this specific artwork? Or was it only a one-time event?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Alvaro, once you copy an image to the buffer (from the context menu, e.g.), you can paste it in Ai just fine :)
I suspect you mean something else, right? Then, please, write exactly what do you mean, in steps, with full details.
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An error occurred while saving the comment A script would have to be run anyway. There is no way I know of to let Illustrator run anything automatically on a file open/create event.
So in any variant it requires an action from a user — to click a brush tip in a persistent library or to run a script (and as far as I know, scripts can't load or create brushes at all).
I'm afraid there is no other practical solution to this :/
The request seems valid though, I can imagine the benefits, and for other presets too, like swatches and styles.An error occurred while saving the comment There are several ways to have this in Illustrator today.
1. Saving your brush into a separate local brush library, opening it as a separate panel and then marking the panel as a 'persistent' one. But yes — this wild require to click on a brush tip in this palette for it to appear in Brushes (but you have to pick it anyway, right?)
2. Customizing existing document profiles or creating your own, to include whatever brushes, swatches or other presets. Illustrator stores these in a dedicated folder — try searching 'Print.ai' to locate them. This method will work for new files only, when the first one just adds a permanent extra palette.
3. Templates in .ait format are easier to create and work almost like document profiles. Same limitations apply.
Do these work for you? If not — why exactly?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Can you please record a short video of this behavior?
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An error occurred while saving the comment It took them long enough, Yasir... actually, I messaged the developers the moment I replied, a month ago. They replied a mesh will get converted to a raster image anyway. Mapping of a decal with a mesh in it surely can be improved later.
Thanks for the reply! It'd be nice to see the final result you had in Blender.An error occurred while saving the comment Oh, so by 'mesh' you mean not the '3D mesh in the OBJ format', but the mesh created with the Mesh tool! Oh, I am sorry, that was unexpected.
Now, with the image provided, it’s clear enough.Yes, there is no way currently to do anything with a mesh with 3D and Materials directly. You have workaround and rasterize it first and apply as a decal inside Illustrator or create a texture to used in Dimensions.
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An error occurred while saving the comment The video does not really help, unfortunately, because the panel you click did not get recorded for whatever reason. Does the color swatch get added to Swatches though? Are you able to recolor the object using a local swatch?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Feels very uncomfortable. The only workaround I can advise for now is to disable the Home Screen in favour of the classic File New dialog in Preferences… It feels like it’s somehow related to the UXP engine. Does the Properties panel in Ai works fine for you?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Mustafa, Illustrator does that to ensure backwards compatibility, to allow user to read the content as it was originally created when the file is read back, when users try to 'open' it with Illustrator. Please check, does this behavior stay when you uncheck the 'Preserve Illustrator editing capabilities' option when you export (save) the file.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Aaron, not sure I get it. Can you please rephrase it or make a mockup? As I see, Live Paint already allows to quickly recolor regions with the same color applied, with a double-click for adjacent regions, and a triple-click for the all the same within the object... But perhaps you mean something else entirely?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Please select the object you are picking the color from and open the Apperance panel. Make sure it has only one fill applied. Share the screenshot of the panel.
Next, check the options for the Eyedropper tool (double-click the tools icon or press Enter when the tool is selected). Make sure you have both Appearance options unticked. You can share the screenshot too.
This might be a very simple issue with options selected or a known nasty bug.
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Does now happen for me at all on Windows though.
Do you have a chance to confirm that?