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Auto Layout, Grid layout & Padding
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yeah, users don’t really understand how does the Blend tool work, especially the Smooth Color option :(
Here is a long discussion about it: https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator-discussions/blend-tool-not-making-smooth-color-blend/td-p/5593744
The solution is found at the second page by Doug Roberts:
> So the cause of this is the Inside stroke attribute in the default graphic style of the 'Web' document preset.Indeed, even when objects don’t have strokes applied, and the weight of it is zero, the Inside attribute is still active, although completely invisible in the Appearance panel and barely visible in the full Stroke panel.
The chance for users to discover it in a way other than chance are slim... and the help article (helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/blending-objects.html) never really explains it. Illustrator just fails to calculate steps, because inside/outside strokes are not 'basic' appearance attributes, they are secret compound paths — again, hardly a public knowledge.
That’s why 'Expand your shapes' workaround works — it remove the Inside stroke attribute, allowing Ai to calculate steps for a smooth transition.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Does it still happen in the latest version of Illustrator? Can you preproduce it?
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We have rolled out a hotfix today - v27.6.1, which handles this issue. Please update your build to this latest version through Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop.
An error occurred while saving the comment What happens if you try to go Window > Workspace > Reset [workspace name]? What if you choose another workspace there at all?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Zacharian, can you please record a short video to demonstrate the problem?
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We have been able to resolve the issue. You should not be running into this issue. Please do a relaunch or two to refresh the application.
An error occurred while saving the comment Elena, which export method do you use to produce these files?
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An error occurred while saving the comment The similar problem was resolved recently: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/46741123
It turns out the swatch was in use by the plugin.
Can you check all the symbols, graphics styles, anything like this in the document that might use the swatch?AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment The similar problem was resolved recently: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/46741123
It turns out the swatch was in use by the plugin.
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As it turns out the swatch was in use by the plugin.
If the same happens to you — try to check all the symbols, graphics styles, anything like this in the document that might use the swatch.
An error occurred while saving the comment Well, this is somewhat expected. Glad it got sorted out.
I will share this with the AG team, but I am sure they can't workaround this. The effect should keep the swatch to call it. Meanwhile I am closing it as Resolved.
Thanks for raising this up!An error occurred while saving the comment The file (UV drops these often!)
An error occurred while saving the comment Marc, I can delete it and it stays deleted when I read the file back. Take a look — does is occur when the attached document gets opened?
And I recall seeing this problem before...
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yeah, this is slow. Quite boring to watch the video and painful to actually work like that :(
Jennifer, can you share the file with the team so they can investigate it?
Send the link over to sharewitihai@adobe.com, and also attach the link to this report for tracking purposes (https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/931885/suggestions/46738483).
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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment This seems like a natural extension of Global Edit. But it’s an incredibly hard task as I see it.
For now just avoid not grouping what is going to be a group :)
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An error occurred while saving the comment Ari, do you refer to the Type > Font menu, or the Font Family dropdown in the Character panel?
If the latter — does it work fine when you not scroll, but use a scrollbar in this dropdown instead? clicking arrows or dragging it? navigate with physical keyboard keys?
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Let’s think about this a bit more.
How one can see if a comment is added to a swatch?
Why only swatch and not something else, like a brush or a graphic style?
Illustrator has a Note filed in the Attributes panel (hidden by default), which allows you to keep metadata for objects — are you aware of this? Can you use it instead of creating this new functionality?