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As stated at https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator-discussions/color-difference-between-cpu-gpu-previews/m-p/13322063, this issue is a Mac-only problem for Ventura on Silicon chips.
A workaround for now is to use CPU preview or run the app using Rosetta or open as Intel or roll back to Monterey.
An error occurred while saving the comment Please share screenshot of Color Settings used in both applications.
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The problem no longer happens in latest releases, like 26 and 27.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Finally, somebody reported this except me!
This is a known bug now, and I can tell you exactly hot to reproduce it.
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Not sure if I get it.
Are you sure you mean Shaper tool, not Shape Builder tool?
Because Shaper tool does not make a selection of the drawn shapes. Shaper Builder though — does.
How do you switch to the Smooth tool after using the other one?
By default Smooth tool is placed in the same tool slot as the Shaper (not Shape Builder), and once you click-and-hold the tool slot to access hidden Smooth tool — indeed, the selection gets dropped.
Can someone here record a short video of the issue?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Is it the same problem as shown here, for example?
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An error occurred while saving the comment And please allow assigning a graphic style to style them
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An error occurred while saving the comment lz, do you use any third-party plugins? or does it happen for you with the stock Ai?
Indeed, I had the same problem with plugins.
If you had some plugins installed, which had their own tools, and the plugins are not supported by a new version of Illustrator (or were not installed), Ai gives you an error and can’t load tool panels at all (or loads them every second time).
Sometimes panels are not even listed in the menu, and another time they do get loaded, but without missing tools.
Even if you install plugins back — panels don’t get fixed, they are broken forever, and there is no other way to restore them, except for creating anew (or directly editing Tools Panel Presets, which is not an intended way for sure).
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An error occurred while saving the comment Recent versions of Illustrator do have a way to change the vertical alignment, in Type > Area Type Options dialog (it is named wrong, though, 'Horizontal' instead of 'Vertical', and there is a bug report about fixing it: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447-illustrator-desktop-bugs/suggestions/45711817-area-type-options-align-is-mislabeled-should-say)
Buttons though are indeed missing from the Paragraph panel.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I wonder what is meant exactly — an ability to use Braille fonts from the box, or a general accessibility for visually impaired users? Please elaborate on this, this is an important topic indeed.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I’d even prefer it as just Alt, to match Photoshop, and have Opt/Alt+Shift as Smooth instead.
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An error occurred while saving the comment A general workaround to this is to Unembed your placed image and then Edit it in Photoshop.
If you don’t plan to have a complex layer structure in a raster image and keep it flattened, you might want to try a paid plugin, Rasterino by Astute Graphics, which allows to edit and update embedded images without unembedding them.
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What Subject tracing? You mean Select Subject command? What are you going to do with it in vector program?
What brush tools? Raster brush tools in vector design program? Like Affinity Designer does?
If you want something like in Photoshop, use Photoshop.Layer Finder though, is a great thing to have, yes.
You should add your vote to one of existing request about it here:
https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-feature-requests/filters/new?query=layers%20filter
Kelvin, this is bad :(
Can you please upload the project file to a storage service of you choice (if it’s heavy indeed) and send the link over to the team via sharewithai@adobe.com, for investigation.
Nothing really can be done without the file. Provide this report’s address as a reference link in the email: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/45878299
Do not post link here in comment if you are not allowed to share it publicly.