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An error occurred while saving the comment It happens with or without the Rubber band
An error occurred while saving the comment I confirm that with version 26.3.1
Once you delete the line from Layers, Illustrator offers you to complete the segment with the rubber band, bound to an already deleted point. Once you click, the line gets restored, and undoing it several step back makes Illustrator go unresponding.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment OK, this is interesting.
Please download the two more images I attach.
~LINE_032.png is saved form Photoshop using Save for Web and devices.
~~LINE_032.png is saved from Photoshop using plain Save As.Now please go to https://www.nayuki.io/page/png-file-chunk-inspector which allows to inspect the written structure of an uploaded PNG and study all 3 images we have (better do it in three tab copies).
Then also open https://www.w3.org/TR/REC-png-961001 and search for 'Physical pixel dimensions' (chapter 4.2.5), where you can see what are we looking at in those PNG’s chunks.
Resolution is an arbitrary. As the standard says, it can be unspecified and unknown.
The original image (no tilde) has the both resolution parameters set to 1ppi (!) — which is exactly what Ai is reading, but the unit specifier is set to 0, which means 'the actual size of the pixels remains unspecified'.
Which perhaps means AE writes the lowest possible resolution and then says 'but we don’t know'.The second image, from the built-in ImageReady module from Save for Web, gives no resolution specified.
The third image honestly says it’s 2835ppi and in print it should be 72dpi (DPI and PPI are different monsters).
So, Photoshop puts a lot of metadata in the file, including resolution, XMP, etc.
Save for Web method does not care about resolution an image has. Who cares, browsers display pixels, and scaling is usually controlled externally by web designers. When an image without a resolution specified is read by Photoshop, it ASSUMES it has the default 72ppi.
Why AE writes 1ppi? Why Photoshop ignores it and why Illustrator decides to not to? Why it started doing this inly recently? Pretty interesting, right? Yes, I’ve seen these 1ppi images before, and just recently I had plenty of them — and they were not from AE — and Ai refused to place them too.
Thanks for reporting this, I'll try to push it further form the Ai side. If you find time to also ask AE team about their 'sequential resolution decisions' — it’d be great.
An error occurred while saving the comment Something is definitely wrong.
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You can tweak the double click speed in Windows settings or disable 'Double Click To Isolate' option in Illustrator’s Preferences > General.
An error occurred while saving the comment Welcome back :)
An error occurred while saving the comment Stéphanie, it’s because the Windows settings for the speed of double click. If you make the allowed pause shorter, Ai will stop misfiring Isolation mode — but it’d be harder for you to double-click elsewhere.
I personally suffered from this for a while, before I realized I can tweak it, since I'm fast enough to do quick double-clicks... and also I learnt to wait a bit before setting a key :)As a workaround you can disable 'Double Click To Isolate' option in Preferences > General.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Can’t reproduce yet. After expanding sprayed symbols all the way down I am still able to convert the group I get into a Repeat object.
Perhaps it’s something with the symbol used?
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This is fixed in the latest Beta Build 29.5.0.15 — now straight lines allow to add a point at the center positions. Please check if this now behaves as expected and comment back.
However, the team didn’t make it into the snapping feature requested in comments — to be able to snap to middles of any segment, curved or straight. If you need one, please upvote this split request.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Also relates to
Scrubby Zoom can still be used in pixel previews
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Smooth animated zoom not working in Overprint or Outline Preview modes
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An error occurred while saving the comment Aira, as far as I know, some type-related features get enabled based on region... and I assumed a complete reinstall was a possible solution to this... but you say it does not work for you.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yes, I agree.
This and also an ability to pick children or sub-elements in the generated result, to base the next effect upon it only and not the whole set of generated shapes.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hi, John. Stupid indeed.
This is regulated by the UserVoice team rather than Adobe’s unfortunately.
Here’s the request I made about this for their team, you can log in there and add your vote:
https://feedback.uservoice.com/forums/1-general-feedback/suggestions/45330091-stop-censoring-a-combination-of-words-where-the-s -
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An error occurred while saving the comment I’d like to have this as an option I can change manually.
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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.
...and back!