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Thanks for the suggestion. Which panels would you like in such a workspace? Do share your thoughts.
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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Jody, there's a way to make it work, but with a different method.
Create a rectangle, fill it with white, set it to Multiply blending mode, select both image and rectangle and apply Flatten Transparency with the settings from the GIF attached.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Matt, just in case — does View > Guides > Unlock Guides help?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yes, Yogesh has left the company. The work goes on without him.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Eddie, can you share a short video of this?
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An error occurred while saving the comment The problem is that all shapes filled with freeform gradients are containers with dynamically generated triangular meshes inside. Since triangular meshes are not curved at their edges, but segmented, these meshes needed to be hidden, so Ai hides them in secretly generated clipping masks, invisible for users...
And since the bounding box of a symbol for some stupid reason is measured by its clipped content’s bounds, and not the mask, we get this behaviour. A stupid situation :(
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An error occurred while saving the comment Here is the GIF showing the problem:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/cvg7rih4a7dmlsn/clipping_symbol.gifAn error occurred while saving the comment To respect legacy symbols, please add this as an option, but set it as the default (because I doubt anyone really needs a clipped art to influence the bounding box).
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An error occurred while saving the comment These issues require videos and files for the investigation.
If you happen to experience one — please isolate the problematic piece of the artwork in a separate file, test if it happens still, record the behavior, and post these here in comments, or email to sharewithai@adobe.com.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Still no luck, the file is missing :( Can you try a different way to share the file? Or you can just send it over to sharewithai@adobe.com (and please add the link to this report, for the team to track it, — https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/45247603)
An error occurred while saving the comment Indeed, this rounds the other corner!
I tried to rebuild the shape as close as I can to see if it happens, but nope. Perhaps some weird oddity is there in the path itself — but I can’t the see the file you mention :( Please check again.An error occurred while saving the comment Piter, the recording shows that all points are selected. Or is it because you used Undo/Redo while recording?
Can you share this piece for the team to try to replicate this? Here, or via sharewithai@adobe.com (and if you prefer email, please then add the link to this report, https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/45247603)
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An error occurred while saving the comment Johnny, you can do it already. Click one widget only, or add them to a corner selection with Shift, and drag — or use dedicated fields in Control, Properties, or Shape section in Transform (for live shapes only).
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An error occurred while saving the comment I’m not getting an issue like this with AG’s DC... No tolerance is getting applied even to smallest angles. Perhaps you should share the file for them to look at. Contact them via the form (https://astutegraphics.com/contact-us) or join their Slack community (https://astutegraphics.com/community) — this is faster.
And no, they use their own tech and a separate approach.
However, I get some cases where one does better than the other, and sometimes native do better, and sometimes AG handles it properly...
An error occurred while saving the comment You might want to try DynamicCorners by AstuteGraphics. The plugin is paid, but it’s great.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Joachim, yeah, I’ve seen these too. Can you share some examples, to dissect them and get it fixed?
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This can be done with the Corners field, located in the middle of Control panel, or in Properties.
An error occurred while saving the comment Jan, you can do this with the Corners field, located in the middle of Control panel (which Ai now hides by default), or in Properties.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Meanwhile AstuteGraphics offer a DynamicCorners plugin that has a 'squircular' corner method, a good approximation, suitable for practical cases, that uses longer handles, as the linked articles suggests as a workaround.
There is a script that has been developing by Sergey Osokin for quite some time, which allows to trim an clipped embedded raster image to it's clipping mask’s bounds, but it’s not finished, unfortunately, so it’s not published at his repository yet: https://github.com/creold/illustrator-scripts
Another option would be to use Rasterino by Astute Graphics: https://astutegraphics.com/plugins/rasterino
It won’t fully automate it for you, but it has a much better tool for cropping and trimming images you might prefer to the stock one.
And sure I’d love to have this feature myself!