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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. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Ignacio, most likely you have enabled Outline mode, with Cmd+Y. You can toggle it with a hotkey or via View > Outline / GPU Preview. You can see that by 'Outline' displayed in your document tab.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Landon, can you describe it in details? How do you see it work?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Shift+D, Shift+D, Ctrl+Shift+V.
Not as easy as you propose, I agree. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Carlos Canto wrote a small script to paste a selected object on all layers:
https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator-discussions/pasting-into-multiple-layers/td-p/10735655
There are two versions of it there. None of them pastes on a selection of layers, but they can be modified to do so.
A workaround, true, but this is what we all have so far. Hope it helps.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Fe, the tabbing through layers while renaming had been implemented not so long ago, in case you missed this one.
As for the first half of the request — totally makes sense for me. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Liron, meanwhile we can use an external solution to achieve the second part of your request about controlling the order of the selected objects.
Send behind… & Bring in Front of… scripts:
https://github.com/nimbling/Nimbling_Scripts#send-behind--bring-in-front-ofI bound them to hotkeys and use quite often.
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Elle, why exactly do you need to lock fills and stroke separately? What workflow do you have for this?
Also, please give an expanded explanation of your clipping request. How should it work?