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Beta Build 29.6.142 now partially supports Gradient Tool snapping with Smart Guides enabled, but for the starting point only at the moment. Snapping to grid is not supported as well, and gradient stops won’t snap at all. There is no dedicated option for the tool to control the behavior as well.
If you noticing anything else while testing this (please do!) — kindly make a comment.
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An error occurred while saving the comment It's not easy to find a script when it has such a generic name :)
I would like to test it out. May be I could fix it to match my needs,
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An error occurred while saving the comment Wait, what?
Aren't you confusing Illustrator with InDesign, which had and still has the option of including a PDF in packages? Illustrator, to my knowledge, never had this option at all, since CS6 and further...
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An error occurred while saving the comment As far as I know, there is no 3620px limitation on buffer between Ai and Ps — from Ai’s side. It’s definitely a Photoshop’s problem:
This should really be addressed to Ps team.
But so far what we can do instead — is just drag from app to app, and it works (amazingly).AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment I can see the reason behind this, but no way I’d like to get it happen. The benefit of having units right there in inputs is far more greater than a need to track the position of the cursor and hit end to avoid the problem.
I remember a request to display units in separate fields next to values, and I find it as inconvenient as this one. Sorry! -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Illustrator does not exactly do what FreeHand was able to with Randomize Named Color, but Recolor Artwork can somewhat emulate it.
It would require all the swatches you want to edit to be presented on canvas and selected (Recolor works only with artwork, not with a selection of swatches). Then, in Recolor artwork, you can select the color group you want to randomize (in a full version of the panel, in the right column), and then switch to Edit mode from Assign. Now you can move handles all together or unlink them and move one by one.
When Recolor is closed, you will be prompted to save changes to the color group — agree to change the original swatches. The only problem with this method is that it looses the 'global' aspect of the swathces. -
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The problem got solved by opening the Justification dialog and reapplying the existing values. This is still a bug though, please vote if you meet the same problem.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I see what is the problem, and it is a bug, I believe.
For some reason justification options for these specific area type objects were modified. Open the Justification dialog form the Paragraph panel’s fly out menu and check the 'Desired' value for Word Spacing. It is the same as Minimal, 80%.
Normally it is fine and should not lead to behavior like you are getting... But for some funny reason, here it leads to Ai treating both as zero — this is my guess.
You don’t have to change these values even and just close the dialog as is — but it magically fixes the justification altogether.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Ana, there is an existing option that might help you with selecting stuff underneath the currently selected objects.
Go to Preferences > Selection & Anchor Display and enable 'Control Click to Select Objects Behind' (not sure the names is the same on MacOS)
So, now, after you click an Object with Cmd/Ctrl once, the cursor gets a small '<' next to it, indicating you are now in 'Select Behind' mode. You can click again and more to continue selecting objects behind.
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An error occurred while saving the comment James, it’s an another problem altogether, an ability to create discontinuous text selections (along with some 'boolean-like' controls over it, when Shift always adds (but not toggles), Alt always subtracts, etc.
These should be requests as a separate thing, and there is none made so far at UserVoice.
I encourage you to make one if you wish, but please provide a solid enough foundation for this request, since it’s a huge endeavor, to modify an existing engine for that.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Just copy the way InDesign does it, please.
If control points get allowed to snap to anchor points (and better also to paths), it’d look similar to Vector Q’s 'paint with color curves':
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/vector-q-imaengine/id1448103717?mt=12&uo=4
I like that!