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Expected to be fixed in the Beta 30.3.157
Please update and try!
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An error occurred while saving the comment Here’s a comparison.
In CS4 the view shifts to have the cursor visible when we navigate through text — with arrow keys, Home, Enter...
Today the view doesn’t budge to display the cursor, it just goes in the great unknown... and even when I start typing, the view doesn’t try to follow.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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We apologize for the delay, but it appears this issue has been resolved in Beta 30.5.#154. Please update the software and check to see if it works as expected.
Thank you for the feedback. Keep it coming!
An error occurred while saving the comment Yes, some changes were indeed made, to resolve this problem:
Scale percentages are not consistent for images
http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/48855905However, the end result today is not something that makes total sense...
As stated by Ton Frederiks, 'Illustrator makes no difference between a 72 ppi image that is scaled 50% to 144 ppi and an unscaled 144 ppi image. Both are reported as scaled 50%'Thank you for your report. I will leave it unmerged for now, to gather more attention.
If you can share it with your colleagues and attract more votes — please do.Plus perhaps this request would interest you too:
Allow to set Scale Percentage and Resolution for Placed Images
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An error occurred while saving the comment Sure, I get the difference. I just wanted to share a related request, for those who might want to upvote both in future.
I appreciate you raising this up!An error occurred while saving the comment There’s also a larger request to support Arabic, Persian, Urdu languages, here:
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An error occurred while saving the comment Marie-Elise, these are called Rich Tool Tips, and we can turn them off completely in Preferences > General, with the Show Rich Tool Tips option. Please try and comment back.
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An error occurred while saving the comment A related request:
Allow to customize grid colors, line weight, transparency
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An error occurred while saving the comment A related request:
Add opacity slider to guides settings
http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/50833469An error occurred while saving the comment The team 'fixed' the behavior that allowed us to 'overprint' the grid when Overprint preview mode was enabled.
Now the grid won’t be displayed above opaque objects when Preferences > Guides & Grid > Grids in Back is enabled.
The image shared is the correct and expected behavior — and this is what team thinks.However.
I hate it personally. I’ve been using the Overprint hack to display subtle grids above everything since pre CS era.
Disabling Grids in Back to display grids above artwork is horrendously loud — lines are too prominent!Here’s a report about it: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/50738213
An error occurred while saving the comment It looks like CADguides panel from the CADtools plugin offers a way to customize grid colors, without any relaunch. No way to make stroke weights and opacity though, but I suppose API just doesn’t allow this for plugins.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Characters don’t actually get united, they just overlap and each letter gets its own stroke.
But we can make Illustrator to display these as united — just apply Effect > Pathfinder > Add.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I’d suggest downgrading for the moment, but I can’t really tell what previous build would be without this bug... Although you said it’s in 2026 version only.
The team is now aware of this and is going to review it soon. I’ll update when any news happen.An error occurred while saving the comment I can reproduce this.
When you use Object > Expand — do you see the same pile of enormous circles?An error occurred while saving the comment Wow. So it’s a full half of your screen goes black?
I wonder if anything changes if you toggle GPU Preview to CPU?
What happens if you try to expand this black blob, what are you getting — nothing, a black rectangle, or the actual traced artwork?
Can you share this particular image in the comment, please?An error occurred while saving the comment Ben, can you reproduce it with any image?
I can’t, Corners at 1% behave like expected when I try.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Interesting... can you paste them there at least, or do these get stripped away?
Also, does this happen in the Beta build only, or didn’t you mean post it in the Beta thread?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Seems like a rounding error of some sort...
I wonder if just moving the whole artwork a bit before rasterizing would change anything.
But before trying — please package the document with the necessary part in it to reproduce the problem and share it with the team, via sharewithai@adobe.com (if the archive is to big to squeeze in via email, please upload it elsewhere and share a link). Alsom please mention the link to this report for the tracking needs, http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/50825000 -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Speaking of solutions we currently have, Lazy Nezumi should be mentioned also, a universal helper app that brings stabilization options into any other app.
But — Windows only.
15 days trial, one-time purchase, $35.Both stabilizing options in Affinity Designer are good, and their pulled string works better than Photoshop’s one, to my taste: absolute VS relative value, better depiction of the rope itself.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yes! Even FindReplace Art by Astute Graphics can search for all VSWs, but not a specific one.
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An error occurred while saving the comment @e.k. kuzey, never hesitate, do share!
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An error occurred while saving the comment What a great request.
Some of these were indeed mentioned here and there in separate entries, but some of these (being absolutely worth it) — weren’t.
Voted.Some of the hiccups you describe can be avoided with a plugin tools from Astute Graphics suite. They have to build over the existing tech, so some issues can’t be resolved by these tools — like the hole-patching on tight curves — but some other things you never mentioned can be done, and controls are fine. If you deal with these often, I advise you to at least check it out: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=widthscribe
I won’t split this request into separate ideas, but I’d appreciate you making new entries here as split ones: these usually are easier to vote for, to evaluate, and to search for.
And huge thanks for making it in the first place, welcome. Do not hesitate to vote for existing entries here. It matters.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Can you elaborate, please?
Help how? A 'Behance Project' is not an 'Illustrator Document'...
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An error occurred while saving the comment I agree and I upvoted this (and thanks for requesting this in the first place — I believe we should log and discuss things that worry as as professionals).
Ai has live shapes, and paths can store data about their live status. However, if it’s a rounded corner, Ai depends on live detection of these (and this is probably why two adjacent live rounded corners can’t have a shared point). So technically it’s possible to detect these on export as well.An error occurred while saving the comment I feel the pain... Ai is not a CAD application because of this, among other reasons.
I feel like it’s the a CAD app’s task to detect these and convert... after all, Ai honestly provides the data it actually has — Bezier approximations for arcs. I personally think that 'Import Bezier arcs as ARC entities' feels like a more realistic option — and some apps have it:
1. https://www.engview.com/online_help/2024/package_designer/en/home.htm#t=ang%2Fdraft%2Fdraft-bezier-convert-arcs.htm
2. https://docs.ledwizard8.com/doc/lw8/8.17.18.1
3. https://forum.freecad.org/viewtopic.php?t=18077
4. https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/visual-lisp-autolisp-and-general/lisp-to-convert-curves-to-true-arcs/td-p/9160419
...and some scripts exist. After all, it’s like playing by the rules you don’t know.Many users don’t realize the circles in Ai aren’t real:
http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/33499646And there is a hack to display a constant width of a rotated circle the team had to implement to both confuse and stop confusing people:
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Hi! Thanks for raising this up.
As stated in the status for a main request on the topic here — http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/39773989 — Illustrator Beta indeed can run with X-Elite processors through emulation mode — for the English locale only. There were no changes since last year I know about.