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An error occurred while saving the comment Yes!
And this is also why probably shades in Color Guide look very much different for CMYK and RGB (but that’s my guess).
I have no idea when it started and should run some tests to figure this out.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Very odd!
If I make a full copy of the main clip group itself — only one object vanishes after cleanup, in the original, but not in the duplicate.
If I expand the compound shape — it won’t vanish as well. Releasing it makes unpainted hieroglyphs (and the gradient fill is applied to the compound shape itself) — but this doesn’t explain why only one duplicate gets affected!
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An error occurred while saving the comment Indeed. The group of no-stroke, no-fill objects has an appearance applied, but for some reason illustrator ignores it and treat them as objects without appearance.
A bug!Meanwhile, try to avoid these :) Apply the style to the compound path itself, on the lowest level of hierarchy and ditch the group. Still it should work, I agree.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Doesn’t happen anymore. Fit to Artboard now ALWAYS includes preview bounds. The problem is that in some cases this is now needed, and we don’t have control over the behavior. Therefore this request exists: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/46067539
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An error occurred while saving the comment Rob, it behaves as expected now for me (as much as I expect this 'gradient' to behave). Can you confirm this?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Indeed. Freeform gradient is secretly a live triangular mesh, clipped within a path.
If you expand it, the mesh gets 'baked' and the true bounds become evident. Ai seems to ignore the bounds of the clipping path in this case, sadly... there was a similar bug, now resolved (http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/39669865), but this case slipped through.
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Illustrator now honors raster effects such as clipped shadows, and fits to clipping masks instead of their clipped content, when using Fit to Artwork Bounds or Fit to Selected Art commands.
However, there is no option to not do that, and to ignore Use Preview Bounds option in general — the fitting always uses strokes. If you want to change that, vote here: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-desktop-feature-requests/suggestions/46067539-an-option-to-ignore-strokes-when-using-fit-to-artw
An error occurred while saving the comment Still a problem for freeform gradients (secretly dynamic triangular meshes), as reported here:
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Fix is available in version 29.7.1
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Happens when Cmd/Ctrl + H gets accidentally pressed, which is a hotkey for View > Show / Hide Edges command.
An error occurred while saving the comment Why do you need to zoom in more though if not to scratch the 'ideal snapping' itch? Is there any other case?
I mean, with 64000% you can draw a 10 micron wide shape (and it’s very unstable to select even at this scale, the math gets fragile) — why do you need to create something this small? Can you give an example, a real one?
An error occurred while saving the comment The team is aware of all of these, there are requests filed here, this has been under development for quite a while.
It just takes long to operate on a living body without narcosis!Zoom in though... is there any other reason to zoom further EXCEPT for the 'the snapping is not precise'?
An error occurred while saving the comment Nicky, this looks very much like you accidentally pressed Ctrl+H, which is a hotkey for View > Show / Hide Edges command.
It’s quite useful in some cases, but accidentally disabling it can indeed confuse many.
The option works per document, and this explains why you can see these again when pasting art into a new document.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Doesn’t happen for me with 29.6 on Windows 10 :/
Does it behave the same if you click tabs to switch docs? or Window menu? or Ctrl+F6 / Ctrl+Shift+F6 (if you didn’t reassign these default hotkeys)? -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Indeed! I confirm.
I bet it broke due to the recent accessibility changes...AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment What do you mean exactly? Are you referring to Rearrange Artboards command?
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An error occurred while saving the comment I was sure a report for this exists... but I bet it’s a false memory, based on many Von’s videos mentioning it
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An error occurred while saving the comment @Rombout, it’s not script API, it’s plugin API :) these differ a lot
An error occurred while saving the comment Sure I’d use both.
And I'd also like to have dimming customized for Outline mode: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/45706072AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment @iii, latest Illustrator builds have Enclosed Selection: helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/selecting-objects.html#modified-marquee-selection
> To switch to the enclosed mode, just press E once as you drag the marquee. The E key acts as a toggle button and not as a modifier which means that you don’t need to keep pressing E while dragging the marquee. If you are already in enclosed mode and press E again, you switch back to the default selection behavior.I this what you mean to do? Does it help?
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The team is working on this, but it’d take some time for this change to land into all apps
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hmm... the request is just fine, but I can’t say I recall Ai ever having this hotkey! Are you sure?
Rob, based on the swatches in Swatches, this document, while being an RGB one, was created in CMYK color mode initially.
This means Black is CMYK 0-0-0-100. And K100 is lighter than RGB 0-0-0 (with my current Coated FOGRA39 profile it gives 29-29-27 when converted to RGB).
Color intent is extremely important. It defines defaults and dictates conversion rules for grayscale. If you convert each stop from being a gray tint into RGB — it will start matching. Same happens if you changed the color mode of your document back to CMYK.
However, the problem with lighter gray conversion indeed exists, and this case is only one consequence of it... I will merge this with a larger report.