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An error occurred while saving the comment There is a default way to toggle that behaviour: Preferences > Selection & Anchor Display > Constrain Path Dragging on Segment Reshape. It forces the handles to keep their angles while you drag the segment they control. Just so you know it, maybe you do already :)
However, I agree a hotkey can be useful to toggle this on the fly. Voted!
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yes, it is possible.
You should set up the font parameters you want to have as default, select it, then open View > Type > Paragraph Styles panel, and choose Redefine Paragraph Style command from the panel’s menu (hamburger icon in the top right corner.
Or you can deselect your text first, and then double-click [Normal Paragraph Style] in that panel to edit its options in a dialogue.Both methods will change the default style for this particular document only. A way to change a default font for all new documents requires modifying Document Profile files in the same manner.
An error occurred while saving the comment Athanasios, Times Ten Std does not support Greek fully:
https://www.fonthaus.com/fonts/monotypeimaging/Times-Ten/MI16740997
If you check Character Map section, you’ll see there are only few Greek letters there.You can do that directly in Illustrator, Window > Type > Glyphs — most probably you version of the font doe not have glyphs needed too, that’s why Illustrator uses a default font to display your input. That’s normal.
A solution would be to use one of specialized Greek font from the same vendor:
https://www.fonthaus.com/fonts/search?search=times+ten+std
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An error occurred while saving the comment MM, welcome to UserVoice.
As the status now said, you can now toggle the option to have zoom with the mouse wheel. It took the team long enough to do that, I agree.
Sure, if a topic is named '3D Mouse Support' instead of 'Make mouse wheel zoom' it brings less voters :) Anyway, now it’s done, hooray, use it!As for having Zoom icon as a separate tool... Sure it will stay. There are thousand of users who uses it. Ain’t broken — don’t fix it. They are used to this button.
Please comment and vote for other requests you find useful to have, review bug reports. It helps a ton to prioritize efforts.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yeah, a general switch, I get it. Still a new thing :)
Different wording is a problem, but that’s how language works. Requests and reports get merged not by similar wording, but by content similarity.
'Magic wand' can be a word that cause problems. Auto-ban system never worked in Ai :)
An error occurred while saving the comment Hey, Keith, you are correct, there are plenty of HSB-related requests, and that request you shared has the same reason underneath.
Funny that you added your vote to it, but created another one that blurs that votes further, according to you :)
Do not worry! The team tries to track and merge similar requests (those about Magic Wand you voted for got merged too).
However, this request of yours, while being about HSB as well, won’t be merged — because you decided to keep it separate from the major one and specifically described the reason, 'get rid of RGB'. The 87-votes one is about one specific issue, that is smaller than your request — and that’s why that request can’t be merged with this one.
But notes are taken. Thanks!
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An error occurred while saving the comment I confirm that. Illustrator freezes.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Stuart, can you check if you have View > Show Edges command available? If yes — choose it. If it helps, then you probably pressed Ctrl+H to toggle it from your keyboard. Please reply back if it helps, and surely if it does not.
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This is exactly how it works now — Alt+clicking a swatch applies it to selected gradient stop. Please comment if it’s not what you had in mind.
An error occurred while saving the comment You might want to vote for this request:
https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-desktop-feature-requests/suggestions/44802625-when-gradient-tool-is-active-make-holding-alt-swi — When Gradient Tool is active, make holding Alt switch to Eyedropper toolAn error occurred while saving the comment Don't get it. Add where? In which specific position of the currently selected gradient? Please elaborate.
I really want to know, because I know that current UX for gradients is waaay less that perfect. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Asher, welcome to UV. This is exactly the place to rage about stupid bugs. But you should tell a bit more about that size problem.
As Lance says below, the size of a brush is controlled with the Weight parameter in the Stroke panel (or Control, or Properties, it depend on what part of UI you have enabled).
Yes, this parameter can’t be set directly in the Brushes panel. Yes, sometimes if a brush stroke is really fat, it does not correspond that weight at all.
'One point' here means 'one original width of a stroke'. While it’s commonly known agreement, I personally find it confusing, and even made a separate (wonky) request to rethink that — https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-feature-requests/suggestions/33386008-art-brushes-different-weight-valueBut what did you mean?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Radha, perhaps there is a way to achieve this by other means. Can you share a picture or a draft that illustrates the look you are trying to get?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Dror, it works indeed. But it also prevents selecting an object by clicking its fill :)
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An error occurred while saving the comment Transparency in raster images is completely other thing and I afraid would be much harder.
But if yes, let's go further:
'Selection raster alpha tolerance slider'
Background sometimes is not exactly transparent, so 5% (or 13 units for 0-255 range if RGB), for example, would be enough to eleminate 'almost transparent as well'.An error occurred while saving the comment I would say 'Select ignores raster effects' would be better.
An error occurred while saving the comment No, selecting object by path' only is not 'the same as 'click-through raster effects'.
Make at least option 'don't select by external appearance', please. I would prefer even more complex way, by separating raster and vector effects to be sensitive for clicking, but this will get things to complicated, I afraid. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment There are several things that already can be done with it.
First is to use Paste Without Formatting — we have not it for ages and now we do, Ctrl+Alt+V.
Another one is to use Character and Paragraph styles to quickly (sort of) re-apply a predefined style.
Finally, there are Reset Panel command in Character and Paragraph panels’ menus, which should be used carefully.
I believe you can do apply a color directly from the Libraries, it does not require to add it manually first.
Kris, does it work for you now?