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An error occurred while saving the comment Object > Pattern > Make?
It does exactly what you describe and more it seems.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Thanks :) This might be handy for some. I'll post it in the Ai Prerelease Slack community
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An error occurred while saving the comment Interesting. What I do instead is applying an effect instead (with a custom hotkey). When the effect is expanded (again, a hotkey), the object changes to an offset one, no original left. But if you object has a complex appearance, this is an issue, because it gets expanded too...
So I like the request.
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Most probably the black object in a mask has a black fill set in Grayscale, set by K value, while the document is in RGB mode. 100%K is not not equal to RGB0,0,0. This is a pretty common issue, since Ai uses K in RGB, especially in the default gradient. Changing the fill to RGB in Color panel can fix that. Please comment back if it helps.
An error occurred while saving the comment Are you in RGB mode and using a black as a 100% tint of gray? If yes, change the color to RGB instead. If no — please provide a file to test.
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An error occurred while saving the comment It feels like a bug, because I am able to paste in the name of the file in every dialog window on Windows... What is you OS? What dialog you have problems with? Can you explain a bit more, or maybe show a short video?
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An error occurred while saving the comment That’s an interesting case... Never had one like this. Can you share the file with the odd shapes that you got?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hiroshi, you ask for an ability to allow unauthorized reviewers and an ability to attach documents in comments in the same time. You realize that this potentially can lead to bots using your document to store anything they want?
Here on Uservoice the system relies on moderators and other users who flag the inappropriate comment. You doc you once shared and then left as is for storage can become polluted quite easily, once the link is shared somewhere. I think that adding an attachment still must require an authorization.
I might be very wrong on this :)
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An error occurred while saving the comment I wonder if the mechanism of low-res linking can be broadened to work with local links instead.
InDesign can allow users to decrease the quality of displayed images to speed up the process, and it helps when you work with fat PSDs. Will it ever come into Ai?
We can link lowres copies ourselves, but it’s tedious when you have dozens of them. Forget to relink one and you are in a trouble.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Iain, why not use actions for this? Record the rotation and bind the action to an F-key.
Unfortunately you can use only these, but you can map them to any other keys using external solutions like Autohotkey on Windows and Hammerspoon on Mac). Space can be used with these too, although it would mildly clash with the currents press-sapce-to-switch-to-pan-temporarily behaviour.
I use F4 and Shift+F4 to flip objects since 1999 or so :)
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An error occurred while saving the comment Jonathan, it works for me.... Can you explain more or demonstrate?
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732 votesCompleted (Comments Open) · 139 comments · Illustrator (Desktop) Feature Requests » User Interface · Admin →AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Bruno, please add your vote to the already published requests about History panel:
https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-feature-requests/filters/new?query=history%20panel -
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An error occurred while saving the comment As for the 'path continuation' thing, you should explain more. The are many ways to continue a path. But take a look at Path Extend plugin on YT.
An error occurred while saving the comment Mate, don’t be that frustrated.
Learning Illustrator after mastering Photoshop is indeed not an easy task, because the look deceptively alike, but differ a lot. It does not mean it is hard, it’s just designed by different teams for different purposes.It will come to you eventually if you embrace it.
Of course we have ways to make an art brighter here! Do you think us users that stupid? :D We have several ways to do it. Let me guide you through.
1. Edit > Edit Colors > Adjust Color Balance.
Want to make an image (or a part of it) brighter — drag all three sliders closer to the right end (or to the left if you are in CMYK, which i most probably not the case). Want a tint — drag by different values.2. Edit > Edit Color > Recolor Artwork.
Advanced Options (used to open by default just recently). Toggle Edit switcher there (it is set to Assign by default), make sure that 'Show saturation and hue on the wheel' button is active (textless, under the big spectrum circle), and then drag a slider to the right.3. OK, this is not Photohopy enough for you? Grab a Phantasm plugin by Astutegraphics (paid, but it is worth it). Open its panel (or call a dedicated filter if you want it get applied directly an not as 'an adjustment'). Drag the Brightness slider.
Is it enough for you, my friend?
See, Illustrator is like an axe. You can build anything with it if you know how to chop well enough. It’s just you are too much used to handle a saw.
Good luck and don’t hulk out.
Paul, what about even broader request?
https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-desktop-feature-requests/suggestions/36575931-implement-quick-filter-by-object-name-in-illustrat
This is about adding a filtering for Layers, like in Photoshop.
Do you think that it can solve your problem? If you still prefer pinning — can you explain why exactly?