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If this does happen for you, please open your Pathfinder panel’s options and change the Precision value it has. Lowering the values improves results, especially on very long curved segments, but also increases the overall time a complex pathfinder operation takes.
Please comment below if this advice helps — the team can use this feedback to reconsider the default value.
An error occurred while saving the comment Strange... If you still have a copy of this original file — can you share it here, please?
An error occurred while saving the comment JQ, please provide the file that gives the result you demonstrate. Without a case that is reproducible, little can be done to fix it.
As for the last sentence you made — I am totally agreed with you here.
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An error occurred while saving the comment John, when this happens — are the Paste command enabled or disabled in the Edit top menu?
Does anything change if you disable Include SVG Code option in Preferences > Clipboard Handling?
Do you have any third-party clipboard managers? What about Windows Clipboard History (Win+V) — is it on or off?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Thanks, Keith.
And here’s a link to that first report for those who is bothered by the behavior:
Holding Shift with Smart Guides enabled when using Scale tool is works unreliably
http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/36522916AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yeah, I can relate to this, Keith...
With Smart Guides it jumps and flickers if only we deviate a pixel more...
Without Smart Guides Scale still fails to show exactly when a Uniform changes to One-Axis-only: no cursor feedback, no visible lines to divide borders between quadrants... Would you mind me extracting this comment into a separate report?An error occurred while saving the comment I suppose the original report is about a different thing...
Wendy, is this still an issue for you?
Actually, I never met the problem... Photoshop had this (and they finally gave a proper option for that), but Illustrator... we still have to hold Shift to scale proportionally...
Does anyone here experience the opposite? Hold Shift for non-proportional, and proportional when nothing is held?An error occurred while saving the comment Sandi, this is a known issue, reported here:
https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447-illustrator-desktop-bugs/suggestions/36247978-constrain-shift-key-doesn-t-work-with-smart-guid
Please try to disable the Transform Tools option for Smart Guides in Preferences. Reply back if it does 'fix' the problem, here or in that report above. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Steve, please tell more.
Does it happen with or without Smart Guides?
What options do you have enabled in Preferences > Smart Guides?
Does it behave the same way when you use Selection tool (using Bounding Box’s handles), Scale tool, Free Transform tool?
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Seems to work after resetting Preferences
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This behavior can be toggled with Use View > Rulers > Change to Artboard Rulers command
An error occurred while saving the comment Illustrator can display rulers in two modes:
— Local rulers, when each artboard uses its own local origin point — the thing you want, page-like
— Global rulers, when artboards are treated as frames and are positioned on the common grid — the one you seemingly have enabled.
Both methods are useful, depending on the task.We can toggle these any time.
Try these methods:
— Right-click instead of double-clicking the origin (the corner intersection of rulers) and choose 'Change to Artboard Rulers'
— Use View > Rulers > Change to Artboard RulersHere’s the Help articles about these modes:
helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/rulers-grids-guides-crop-marks.htmlPlease try toggling it and comment back if it helps!
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An error occurred while saving the comment Frank, can you show a screenshot or a video of how it looks for you, please?
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The team is able to reproduce this and is going to fix this shortly.
An error occurred while saving the comment Same happens for me.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Just to clarify — this happened again after you upgraded from 29.6.1 to 29.7.1, correct?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Do you mean Control panel? Properties panel? Or the Contextual Task Bar panel? or perhaps any panel?
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Hi Everyone,
We have fixed this bug in our latest release – v 29.8.1 which is available worldwide now.
You can update to the latest release using Creative Cloud desktop App: https://helpx.adobe.com/in/creative-cloud/help/creative-cloud-updates.html
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Reported to be fixed in Beta 29.8.0.68, please try and comment back
An error occurred while saving the comment There is an article an a video about installing Beta builds: https://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/creative-cloud-beta.html
Can you follow the steps?An error occurred while saving the comment David, the build number you show is 29.8.0.43.
The latest Beta build is 29.8.0.68. Please check for an update (sometimes it takes time to get found).AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Confirm this on Windows. Changing the brightness of the user interface doesn’t help.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Please tell more. Show some examples, screenshots, test files, videos, if possible.
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Starting with Beta 29.7.1 the Rearrange dialog got a separate dedicated feature, currently called 'Align Manually'.
With it disabled, artboards get positioned instantly in the center of the canvas, as it behaved previously.
When this is enabled, you will enter the positioning mode after pressing OK — to allow rearranging only some artboards, to address this request.
With more than 1 artboard selected (but not all), the mode gets enabled automatically (and becomes locked).
An error occurred while saving the comment @J Kaufman, this frame lets us choose a place where the artboards would land on canvas.
Sure, it doesn’t make sense to see this frame when we need to rearrange ALL artboards...
So this has been changed — in Beta for now, to make sure it’s a fine solution.
Now this frame will show up only if you have only SOME artboards selected. When all or just one artboards are selected, this option (now it’s a dedicated option in the Rearrange dialog) becomes unchecked.
Please try the solution and comment back.An error occurred while saving the comment Mark, this is a recent addition, based on this request, 'Rearrange only Selected artboards' — http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/32653399
However, the fact that users are now forced to position the layout each time (instead of only when necessary), and the lack of respect to snapping, made this entry happen, 'Allow legacy behavior for "Rearrange Artboards"' — http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/50053986
I think your report can be safely merged into that one. Would you agree?An error occurred while saving the comment @Janendra, 44 users would disagree with you :)
This is a feature requested by the users — http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/32653399
The problem is that the choice to position rearranged artboards has become forced on us, in cases where 'just center on canvas' would have sufficed.
Plus it ignores pixel grid snapping in cases it matters...An error occurred while saving the comment Audri, I agree, but I’d like to know more.
What if this worked only when some artboards were selected (this is the reason why this step was added, to allow partial rearrangement), and skipped when none (or one) were selected? Would this work for you?AdminEgor Chistyakov
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These vanish when you click Clear All in the dropdown.
Sure, it will make these just vanish with the dot, and it’s hardly desirable...