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An error occurred while saving the comment This can work in some cases, yeah... But I can imagine many situations when it will become very messy and uncontrollable as well.
What if I cut a potion of a path and paste it — will it become a new history logged for it, or treated as a part of the older one?
What if I join it with another path? Or make it a compound path? Or Unite?
What if I just cut and paste an object? What if I make a lot of duplicates and then change one?
What if use Global Edit to change several objects at once?I can continue on and on... This isn’t just a difficult thing to get done, it’s a gargantuan task. It will be quite difficult to maintain, probably buggy as hell, and hardly useful for the majority of users.
Plus it’d be extremely resource-consuming.Photoshop offers branches in history, and this has a bit more potential... although very questionable in its own way.
However, there is no such a request here at UserVoice, if I recall.
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Consistent and/or customizable number of decimals places for values
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44 votesAn error occurred while saving the comment Speaking of precision, can’t but recommend a free script to round color values in a selection, using a set precision. Great for trimming fractional values when needed.
https://github.com/gau/rounding-color-valuesAdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Remember team — always make everything you change as an option. Anubhav said recently, presenting some features, that you 'learned not to change defaults', right? And then immediately presented new Simplify, thus killing the old one, LEGACY, team, LEGACY. Two decimal positions, three position, any number a user chooses. Same with Y-axis — just bring it back already as an option! Valid one!
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hey, thanks for sharing the workaround! Quite handy if one needs to use lists.
As far as I know, the team is aware of the demand... but no details other than that are known.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment To calculate the hit area of the text, Illustrator uses its 'em-box'.
It’s rectangular container that fits each glyph, including ascenders and descenders (that is tails and necks of various 'g' and 'f'), and all the capitals and digits.
This helps to not accidentally select stuff behind the text while accidentally clicking in the middle of something like 'O' or between letters.But the method has caveats.
For some fonts these are quite huge. Even when a glyph doesn’t have anything protruding (like 'a' or 's'), it still has a box like other ones.
The larger the text gets, the larger these blind spots become.So far there is not a solution to auto-shrink the hit area to each glyph’s bounds.
The workaround though exists: enable 'Type Object Selection by Path Only' in Preferences > Type.
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Hi All,
Thanks for reporting this issue and sorry for the inconvenience caused. We are able to reproduce this issue at our end and it is currently under review.
Thanks
Anish Kumar
Illustrator TeamAn error occurred while saving the comment Still not clear...
What hotkey you are pressing exactly?
Can you share the test file, please? Not the whole lot, but a single artboard.An error occurred while saving the comment Lucy, can't replicate, works fine for me, all objects get pasted right where I copied them from, no matter what paste command I use :(
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An error occurred while saving the comment A related issue:
When a crash happens, the Recent Files lists get reset to the state they had on launch
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An error occurred while saving the comment Can you demonstrate how it look on a video?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Ai allows that. What do you want to do exactly? Please share more details, images, files.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Agree. Illustrator lacks interactivity in General.
Many choices have to be made blindly, Preview option is missing — not only for this tool, but others: Rectangle, Ellipse, Line, Spirals, etc...AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Another somewhat similar report involving Ctrl key and artwork nudging I made 5 years ago:
Ctrl+\ hotkey for Isolation mode makes art shift left upon entering
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An error occurred while saving the comment This looks cursed.
I AM able to reproduce it onw Windows 10, although it is somewhat unreliable — it indeed happens right when the releases match in time. Spamming it is indeed a simple way to trigger it.It does not happen with the [
The step recorded in the History is actually 'Move', and judged by the distance, it is just equal to pressing → key
If I unbind the default Bring Forward hotkey form the command in Keyboard Shortcuts — it STILL triggers.I can’t reproduce anything similar in Photoshop or InDesign.
I was not able to find general mention of something similar ever happened in other conditions in other apps.It seems to be just a weird combination of coincident triggers.
So far I can offer a workaround and just never release Ctrl until you are done with bringing the selection forward, but I guess you know it already.
Thanks for the report. Let’s see how it goes.An error occurred while saving the comment A similar bug report:
Ctrl key moves canvas in Illustrator rendering Ctrl-Z unusable
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An error occurred while saving the comment A related report:
Bringing object forward with (Ctrl + ] ) nudges left/right instead of bringing forward.
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Both latest Beta and PR builds give me untagged, so yes, I confirm this.