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An error occurred while saving the comment The same principle applies to other things than swatches, that can’t be conjured up in a dialog. What about brushes? graphic styles? symbols? Ai locks the canvas when a dialog is open (for obvious reasons), you can’t drag anything from a canvas to the dialog. It’s still an interesting idea to ponder about, but it breaks more than fixes for now.
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An error occurred while saving the comment You can make a swatch library persistent in its panel menu, and it should stay opened between sessions.
Also you can customize your document profiles to have it included in main Swatches panel, or use template files (easier to setup).
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An error occurred while saving the comment You should use Graphic Styles for that, they store the angle and positioning.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Do you know that Shift+X does this?
It does not mean Swatches should not have the button, but why do you prefer a button you have to aim for over the keyboard hotkey? Just curious. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Chris, am I right that this thing you asked for is exactly how it’s done now in latest versions?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Photoshop can do somewhat similar with its Select > Similar command. Definitely a needed thing.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Pedro, you can select the artwork, open Recolor dialog (extended one) and drag-n-drop one swatch over the other to swap them. The only downside of it is that if you artwork has a lot of colors, you’d have to locate them in the list first.
This can be worked around by making a selection first, using several consecutive Select Same commands, combined with lock/hide operations... But sure we must have a simple command that select all the objects having colors presented in a provided selection of objects/swatches.
There is a request for that: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-desktop-feature-requests/suggestions/31307023-select-objects-to-then-apply-auto-selection-criter
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An error occurred while saving the comment There are several free scrips solutions to do this.
For example, check https://onthehead.com/ais/ and try these:
Select items of same width
Select items of same height
Select items of same size
Sure this has to be in Ai from the box. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yes, using 'Web Safe RGB' always feels wrong
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Replacing a color is available through Recolor dialog.
Recent colors, like in Photoshop, is not.