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An error occurred while saving the comment I can argue with that. But my trump it 'it’s here already and we don’t have to wait' :)
But seriously — I’d personally though of it as a bug. 'Illustrator loose my last gradient swatch when I hit D to set default fill and stroke' :DAn error occurred while saving the comment André, do you know about the way to reset the currently selected gradient back to default black&white, even if the swatch has been removed form the Swatches panel?
You can hold Ctrl and click the square in the top left corner of the Gradient panel to do it.
As usual with panel commands, it can’t be assigned to a hotkey or recorded into an action, so only clicking.
As for the resetting it with the D key — interesting... I wonder what workflows can it break though. I believe you mean that it get reset when you hit it whenever the panel is opened or not?
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This is possible with Smart Guides and Scale tool, like it’s described in the comments.
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An error occurred while saving the comment You can do it like this:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/0puyonqo2t07v9l/point_scale.gif
This requires Smart Guides on (with Transform Tools option turned on in Preferences)An error occurred while saving the comment Johan, unfortunately, you can't edit your messages or attach files in comments. So you'll have to upload it somewhere else and post link.
But.
What you ask is already there:
https://i.imgur.com/O0nXCVd.gif
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An error occurred while saving the comment Does holding Ctrl while snapping help with prioritization?
If not — can you provide an example of a case when it fails?
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We are working towards giving preference to Photoshop for editing linked images, if Ps is installed. This may mean the label showing as ‘Edit on Photoshop’ when an linked image is selected. The change does not affect OS level file type associations.
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An error occurred while saving the comment A similar request, but with a slightly different goal:
https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-desktop-feature-requests/suggestions/34613497-transform-shortcutsAdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment At least we have Stylizm, a plugin from Astute Graphics, which solves this for those who wish to pay for having it perfect right away. I t does not mean it doesn’t have to be done! We need this!
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An error occurred while saving the comment There's a method to save a current workspace, but a not very user-friendly.
Create a new workspace and try to save it using the very same name the current one has. This will override it and thus save the changes.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Leon, it feels like the exact thing native Transform panel can do. If you select two guides (let’s say vertical ones), the panel displays the distance between them as 'width', and the reference point block allows you to choose which side you want to stick to when changing it.
It is not that accessible as you want in the request, no context menu (there is a separate request to have it generally customizable, https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-desktop-feature-requests/suggestions/32692501-right-click-menu-enhancements-cut-copy-paste-l), and you can’ use a hotkey to quickly focus the Width and Height fields in Transform sections of Properties/Control/Transform panels (there is another request to have it, https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-desktop-feature-requests/suggestions/34613497-transform-shortcuts), and you have to set the reference point by clicking, instead of hotkey-ing one (there is a request for this too, https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-desktop-feature-requests/suggestions/32403805-make-setting-reference-point-hotkeyable) but it’s doable.
Finally, you can also flip with the reference point set up, with Flip Horizontally / Vertically commands from the Transform panel’s menu (which can be put into an action, but not assigned to a direct hotkey).How does it differ from the task you have at hand? Please comment back.
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An error occurred while saving the comment It has criminally little votes.
I’d suggest something like holding Ctrl to enable this. Feels like a good mnemonic rule to me, 'Control the angle!' :)
Meanwhile I know of the paid plugin that does this but in a different way, InkScribe by AstuteGraphics. It feels different than the Pen but is considered to be a much better alternative by some users. It also fixes other issues the Pen has. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Tony, for now you can use this script:
https://ais.sergosokin.ru/view/zoom-and-center/An error occurred while saving the comment There's a script that does this. Record an action that launches is and bind it to the shortcut.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Janaid, you can do it now, with a small limitation. It works in 90%, because Ai has some legacy limitation on types of objects to be used in Global Edit, because it’s based on creating a temporary symbol, and symbols still don’t support live text and images, placed or linked. Meshes are OK, strangely.
To replace an object using Global Edit, copy the thing you want to replace with, then select the one copy you want to be replaced and enter the mode. Then isolate the chosen object (Isolate Selected Object button on Control panel or a custom assigned hotkey) — this will allow you to paste the replacement and delete the old art. If you delete first, Ai exits the mode, so paste first, delete after, then exit.
Now you have your object replaced.There is also another solution to make it a bit simpler — the Global Edit to Symbol script by the brilliant Takashi-san:
https://sttk3.com/blog/tips/illustrator/global-edit-to-symbol2.html
It is a paid solution, but if you need this often, it might worth it.Please comment back if it works for you as a workaround.
Alex, the Beta has this flask button in the top right corner of the window. Press it and choose 'All changes'.
But as far as I know, there is no public webpage that lists them somewhere on the Web. I suppose you have to agree to use Beta to know about its features.