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An error occurred while saving the comment There is a scripts for this, made by Nathaniel Vaughn Kelso:
https://github.com/nvkelso/illustrator-scripts/blob/master/text/AttachTextToPath.jsxAn error occurred while saving the comment Using Control can be impossible if you use Ctrl already to temporarily switch to a selection tool... Well, we have only that much modifier keys :) I’d rather prefer it work for selection tools only than not having the feature at all.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Sergey Osokin wrote a small script to help you with this:
https://gist.github.com/creold/9d4432746cd0342e0b952b3148706eeeIt pulls the selected objects out of their groups to their parent layers. Once it’s done, you can use the Send to Current Layer command to collect them in the selected layer.
Note that if some objects selected make up a totality of group, this group will be preserved (and I think it’s a proper behavior, since it keeps the user data as full as possible).
Please reply if it works for you.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I see what is happening, Dustin.
You select children in a group, with Group Selection tool.
But the command won’t move these selected objects out of their container, it moves, but respects the structure. So it moves the parents of the selected objects, keeping groups intact.
I understand the problem, the command should be named 'Send Parents of Selected Objects to Current Layer', but it obviously won’t work.To do what you want to do, 'cutting, selecting the proper layer, pasting' should work, but you say it messes it up. How? Can you demo it or at least describe? Video is surely better.
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An error occurred while saving the comment This should happen when profiles mismatch, unless you disable warnings and stop caring about inconsistencies and color conversion that might and will happen. Please check Edit > Color Settings, check options below, and disable those warnings you find useless.
But I’d rather checked the assigned profiles for both files with Edit > Assign Profile, and decided which one you want to use across both.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Somewhat similar to a problem I remember some Photoshop users were having quite recently, with the new interpolation engine... which is absent in Ai though.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Greyson, what about other zoom methods, do they work? Zoom in, Zoom Actual size, Wheel?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Phil, yeah, even if you check the Remove Redundant Points option in Pathfinders’s flyout menu (which is useful in most cases), sometimes extra points still get created :(
But to deal with the issue globally, we have to show some specific cases with steps to reproduce the result, an a video evidence will help a lot to prove it happens.
And by 'Shaper' you probably meant the Shape Builder tool? Shaper is another thing, and I never saw it generating excessive points. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment There is a paid commercial script which can help you with this, https://mai-tools.com/super-magic-eraser, created for stock designers.
It has some limitations, it won’t cut blends, live paint objects, brushes, symbols, live text, meshes, raster images, etc. All live strokes have to be expanded. But it deals with the most of the art just fine, you should try to use it.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hm, works fine in 27.2 on Windows, in both GPU and CPU modes.
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An error occurred while saving the comment OK, does the Beta does this as well? Can you check it, please?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Jeremy, I am not exactly a support, if you meant me. I still try to help though, just because I hate loosing work and have some compassion for this and mostly anything involving Illustrator, since I am a user just like everyone’s here.
So you decided to delete your work. You could have checked how much free space you have before making such a step, but it was your choice. Who I am to judge? But have you tried to restore deleted docs? Check this place — https://assets.adobe.com/deleted, see if they still can be restored.
Then — when it is 'messing up' — what does it mean? Can you record a video of it? Can you give some more details instead of putting '...' ?
Please help me to help you. Your report is not helping to fix anything, to say the very least.An error occurred while saving the comment Do you mean it always takes a lot of time at this specific step? How much does it take to complete it?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Well, technically we can rotate an objects exactly to a value needed, via Properties panel’s Angle field… but it requires calculations, since all these fields allow to enter absolute values only, but not relative ones. That is we can’t add or remove in any way, either using math operators (like in the desktop version), or something in the tablet style, with a switcher to toggle between “replace” and “add” modes (that is absolute and relative).
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Andrea, check you Eyedropper tool’s options (hit Enter while it’s picked or double-click the tool icon in the tool panel to access them).
Both Appearance options there should be enabled for the tool to pick and apply a brush stroke, since it’s considered to be a 'complex appearance' (along with arrowheads, multiple fills/strokes, width profile, etc.)
In 'basic mode', without these two checkmarks ticked, the tool picks only basic stuff — singular fill/stroke, dashes.
Does it work for you? Please reply.