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An error occurred while saving the comment I’m a bit lost with it. A hue bar? What do you call by the name? Do you have a screenshot? Can you give a description, please?
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You can enable this with 'Show Anchor Points in Selection Tool and Shape Tool' option in Preferences > Selection & Anchor Preview
An error occurred while saving the comment Preferences > Selection & Anchor Preview and enable 'Show Anchor Points in Selection Tool and Shape Tool' option — it does the exact thing you want.
I myself prefer to never enable Bounding Box. With it turned of I see my anchor points all the time when I select an object, with no markers obscuring my corner points.
If I need to scale or rotate something — I hit E to pick Free Transform tool.
There are some downsides of this — it’s harder to edit area type texts, control symbols and trendy repeats, but I prefer it anyway. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Chris, I assume the bug which caused this to appear had been fixed. Does it happen for you now?
An error occurred while saving the comment Chris, it seems like a known issue. Hotfix is coming.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I can’t see what is the complexity with straight lines.
To make one, you pick the Line tool, click and drag, with Shift held if you want to to snap to 0–90–45° angles. No big difference from rectangles you say are easy enough to draw.
Arrowheads can be assigned in Stroke panel, if you enable Show Options form the panel’s menu. You also can access these in Properties panel by clicking underlined 'Stroke'.Please explain what makes it difficult for you?
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An error occurred while saving the comment I am able to do that now, assigning 100% to Horizontal Scale in Character panel.
It won’t work if you had a custom scale for some/all text before scaling, it will reset the scale for everything in the selection, which is what we need to do it 100% of cases.Does it work for you?
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An error occurred while saving the comment I know it's tough to partition, but at least don't display a duplicate of already shown controls, show only new options.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Elle, why exactly do you need to lock fills and stroke separately? What workflow do you have for this?
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An error occurred while saving the comment What is the general purpose of this?
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An error occurred while saving the comment There should be a dropdown menu in the bottom left corner of the Glyph panel, which allows you to choose the font. Does it not get displayed for you? Please provide a screenshot, your machine specs, your version of Illustrator, if you can’t see one.
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The target layer has an appearance assigned. See comments for details.
An error occurred while saving the comment Somehow you got layer to have an appearance (you can see it by the filled circle marker next to its name in Layers). It means all object in this layer is going to have that appearance inherited, just like with assigning an appearance for a group.
Target the layer by clicking the appearance marker, open the Appearance panel and remove it to solve it.По-русски: у слоя зачем-то назначилось оформление — это видно по закрашенному круглому маркеру напротив имени слоя в панели Слоёв. Работает так же как с группами. Надо кликнуть по маркеру, открыть панель Оформление, удалить оформление. Тогда содержимое слоя не применяться к потомкам слоя.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Ben, using Width Tool you can edit width of strokes, inserting special markers in places where you need them to be wider/narrower, symmetrical or asymmetrical.
Perhaps you know about this already. If you do, but it does not solve you problem — please comment back.
I’d like to have this as an option I can change manually.