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An error occurred while saving the comment IllustKit plugin suite by Totallypic now offers two dedicated commands to align objects to the center of the shared bounding box of the selection, the same way Ps, InD, Ai for iPad do.
Take a look at it here — https://totallypic.com/illustKit
It offers more that this, the plugin’s main area is empowering native calligraphic brushes, but it also offers different auxiliary tools Ai forgot to have.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Sure I’ll say it. But as an option!
I’d add more to this.
1. Combine these options into an area with 'Generate Spine' label, to explain these to new users
And shorter names, with more explanation displayed on hover:
— From Unpainted Path (checked)
— For Fully Nested objects
— For Intersection-based Nested objects
— For Open Paths
3. Add a button there (and / or an option in Object > Blend) — Reset Spine (guarded by a confirmation).
4. Add Release / Expand into the dialog finally (but this is beyond the spine question, requested separately: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/31988758)An error occurred while saving the comment Actually, I think I need an option to never create a spline also.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yep, you are right, there is no circle drawn next to the cursor, and the rubber band is still displayed when I move the mouse, indicating the path is not closed... so yes, for some reason Ai here prefers to see the point above instead of the one from the currently selected path.
I checked this in older builds, and it behaves the same in CC2017 and CS6. Amazingly nobody noticed this...
The workaround I can offer so far is to isolate the path being drawn somewhere in the middle of the process (I use a custom set hotkey to do it, so no tool toggling and double-clicking is required), and close the path with no z-order problem with it isolated.
And surely it should be fixed, I think. Thanks for the report!An error occurred while saving the comment Strange... I try to reproduce it and it just works for me, just like in the GIF.
What build are you using exactly? Does it behave the same in Beta for you?An error occurred while saving the comment I try to replicate this and it works fine for me, in both 29.7.1 and Beta 29.9.0.14, on Windows — I can close a path using Draw Behind mode when there is a point already above the last point of the current path.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Alas, not that I am aware of :( There are several problems with different entities losing their names: assets, layers, artboards... and none of them have been picked up so far.
An error occurred while saving the comment As I said, I can reproduce it now with 29.6.1 on Windows too. Definitely a bug!
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An error occurred while saving the comment Interesting.
This is not happening for me on PC — in Beta, when saved and opened back...
But when I save a file saved in Beta in 29.6.1 — the first linked file indeed looses its custom name.
If I change it back and resave as a new doc — names stay (and Beta sees them fine as well).
And finally, in a doc created from scratch in 29.6.1 — the first link looses the name too! Even though at first it was just fine...Dean, can you please try this with the latest Beta as well?
An error occurred while saving the comment Dean, I fail to reproduce it with 29.6.1.
Placing 2 linked PNGs and 2 AIs (or perhaps it should be some other type of link?), giving them custom names in Layers, saving both as .ai and .ait, reopening back (with or without links present in their original location) — the names stick :(
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An error occurred while saving the comment Odd... Can you reproduce it with a PDF created form scratch? If no — can you share this small PDF that causes the problems?
Also, a video that shows how exactly is works at your side would be helpful.
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An error occurred while saving the comment There are two related entries:
1. Scissors tool should be aware of stroke width profiles and brush tool data (yours) — http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/44457144
2. Width tool messes up the width points when a path is extended / shortened / cut — http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/35891749 -
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An error occurred while saving the comment @Kai, please attach the original document into a comment. It seems like UV prevented it from getting attached to the report itself.
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An error occurred while saving the comment It turns out the Eyedropper samples the filtered image. At some GPUs the image gets rendered interpolated (look at the screenshot), and these intermediate shades is what is getting picked — even though the image can look 'crisp'! Does it change when you toggle View > Preview on CPU?
Anyway, the bug is not new it seems... CS6 does the same thing (with Shift held).
Should be fixed, but at the moment I can offer to use Object > Create Object Mosaic to convert the images into a set of vector squares. Then these get sampled as expected.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Failed to get NaN, but the precision is indeed super inaccurate.
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An error occurred while saving the comment So weird! Can’t reproduce it.
Please try to click with the tool on canvas, without dragging, and set the values with inputs — would it result in more columns still? -
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An error occurred while saving the comment I think I get the problem, but I can’t understand what should the proposed マスクのオフセット機能 should do. Can you please explain it more, and perhaps create a image mockup?
On the main topic, I can’t really offer a solution that is universal... if an image is embedded, Rasterino plugin by Astute Graphics can offer an automated trimming by fully transparent / single color pixels, 'hugging' visible pixels — no guiding rectangle would be required. The plugin is paid, but a must have if you work with images in Ai, as I see it (it’s ability to edit embedded images in Photoshop is a time saver). But for linked images this won’t work... cropping an image with Photoshop would move the linked asset in Ai after updating.
Guiding rectangles is an interesting proposal, but I think it’s a bit cumbersome still. At the same time, I can’t offer a better concept... essentially it can be about permanent customized pivots (here’s a request: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/31518439), but even if added, this won’t allow to set these to the actual center of these images you have, right? -
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It seems like the latest Beta build 29.9.0.36 has it fixed. Please update and check if it works as it should at your side.
An error occurred while saving the comment Yes, this! It lags also, like I’m skating on ice. And the fact centers don’t move is a cherry on top.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I’m honestly trying to find the spot you mean in the document attached, but I don’t see any vertical 24. A plenty of 24F...
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An error occurred while saving the comment Indeed it doesn’t happen on Windows for me. The exported PDF gets opened fine, with no error.
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Koustav, this option works only when you are in the View > Pixel Preview mode.
This actually makes sense to see this grid in this mode only. Ai is not Ps, and doesn’t have the artwork viewed as pixels all the time. This pixel grid won’t make any real meaning layered over non-rasterized artwork.
But it seems like the team forgot to add a hover tip for this option to inform users about this. To be fait, they started to add more tooltips in Preferences, and I know Beta now has all options in Smart Guides sections hinted... but not this one yet. And just between two of us — Preferences need some gentle cleaning and restructuring.