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An error occurred while saving the comment A similar behavior happens for me even with a single display attached, often on launch — the app launches and immediately vanishes. I have to click the taskbar button at least once (and sometimes several times in a row) to make the window appear.
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An error occurred while saving the comment CDJ, this is an interesting combinations of options you have that lead to this behavior.
You have Use Preview Bounds enabled — and this includes the strokes into the bounding box.
You have Scale Strokes and Effects enabled — and this makes your strokes become larger when you resize the icon.When Use Preview Bounds is enabled, the width and height contribute to the size, coordinates, but when you resize — it still happens from the reference point you set (left top here), and these don’t respect the strokes’ weights, the resizing happens from the top left point of the actual PATHS.
So what happens is that the icon gets resized, the strokes get thicker, the position changes. The snapping options contribute nothing to this behavior.Same happens if you scale the icon with the handles of the bounding box.
Free Transform tool does it differently, it operates on the rendered look of the art... but it won’t allow you to change the size numerically.In this case I doubt you want your strokes to become thicker, I suspect you forgot to disable Scale Strokes and Effects option.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Uwe, are you sure it work for you?
When I try to place a TIFF form a library on canvas, it just won’t do anything...
Here is a report: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/49473314AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Heidi, yep, won’t work for me. They do get added into library, but won’t get placed form one on canvas :(
And when it did, it didn’t worked properly, like this report stated:
TIFF images as assets in CC Libraries are always placed as PNG images on the artboard
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An error occurred while saving the comment Does it only act like it, or does the cursor also look like the white arrow?
What tool do you have active in the tool panel when you try?What happens if you try to hold Ctrl key with the tool active — does it toggle between normal and Direct modes?
Do you see resize handles for the selected object? What happens if you try to toggle the bounding box with Ctrl+Shift+B?
Can you please record the problem on video or into a small GIF?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Do you mean display only, or the whole system?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Here is a discussion about this:
https://graphicdesign.stackexchange.com/questions/21196/no-color-swatches-available-in-illustratorAdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Now there is a similar request:
Force swatches when directly opening an image
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An error occurred while saving the comment There are several existing requests about custom scales here at UserVoice.
Would you prefer to be able to assign custom scales per document, or per layer, or per artboard, or perhaps somehow differently? -
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Hi Everyone,
The fix has been rolled out and is available in our latest release build – 29.3.0 which is available worldwide now.
Illustrator will now allows to change gradients of the Live Paint selections, using Gradient tool.
The annotator won’t show up when you do this, but you will see the changes immediately if you have GPU Preview and Real-Time Drawing and Editing options enabled in Preferences.
What’s new in 29.3: https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/whats-new.html
You can update to the latest release using Creative Cloud desktop App: https://helpx.adobe.com/in/creative-cloud/help/creative-cloud-updates.html
Thank you for all the feedback.
An error occurred while saving the comment While these can indeed be adjusted now, the annotator is still missing.
I suppose it requires more hacking to make it work, but still I’d like to see the controls on canvas, to tweak the look and not remaking it from scratch each time.An error occurred while saving the comment Tell me, Isael :) The frustration and the desire to have better tools is what motivates me here. Sometimes I feel an extreme rage, and some of my messages are even more venomous. Argh! It's completely OK to discuss it, and no offence is ever taken.
Perhaps I should have phrased the status differently, to avoid confusion...
As for importance options — no control whatsoever over these, since it's a standard UV's choices.
Having Live Paint in Inkscape would be nice to have as an alternative (it always is), but I doubt it's an easy challenge. Requires a lot of math and familiarity with Beziers. I'd not venture into it myself.
And CS5 is impossible to legally purchase, true :(An error occurred while saving the comment Isael, sadly, it's not me who makes these fixes. The very little I can do here is to change the status back to 'unfixed' (and I did) and make a report to the team (which I made). Alas, 'an administrator' is not 'a developer' :( it's up to product managers to make decisions on what to pick for fixing, and UserVoice is a tool they use to prioritize things, among other reasons.
An error occurred while saving the comment Related to a problem with resetting a stroke of an object inside of a Live Paint objects when you try to use Gradient tool to edit the fill (and with no useful result, as this report states): https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/45342700
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An error occurred while saving the comment In fact, I believe this is a bug....
When Live Paint selection is done, we can pick Gradient tool, but it won't affect 'Live Paint Select' object we have. Voted.An error occurred while saving the comment It's Live Paint object, right?
How are you trying to do it?
You need to pick Live Paint Selection tool (Shift+L is default hotkey), click the area with a gradient (it will highlighted with a dotted pattern) and then set an angle you want in the Gradient panel.
Does it work for you this way?An error occurred while saving the comment It works for me. I select the part with Live Paint Selection Tool and change angle in Gradient palette. You can't use Gradient tool, that is correct, it would be nice if you could. Is this what you meant?
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An error occurred while saving the comment ...but nobody objects against Ctrl + Plus, which should be Ctrl + Equals? :)
I can both agree with you (that’s why I upvoted this), saying 'Photoshop does it properly'...
...but at the same time the problem is larger than it seems. Photoshop solves the zoom ambiguity (and more than this) by allowing assigning several different hotkeys to one command. Ai can’t. If this get solved, than it won’t be a need to substitute symbols. Would you agree?An error occurred while saving the comment This is actually correct, but it requires an explanation.
See, in Keyboard Shortcuts dialog it says Ctrl+' (and other similar commands) — properly... but then there is a second column which tells what symbol is going to be shown — because this one is the one shown at the top half of the key, and this is where letters sit. And it’s easier to memorize, for most and for some users.
Compare it to the Ctrl+- and Ctrl++ (Zoom Out and Zoom In): although one is technically Ctrl+= WITHOUT Shift, and the other could be Ctrl+_ WITH Shift, Ai still uses Plus and Minus to display them in the menu.
Good news is — you can customize it manually.
Open the dialog, focus the " symbol in the column and type ' — this would replace it in the menu.
The tricky thing is to replace it back with " — Ai probably won’t detect it, be warned.This page — https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/customizing-keyboard-shortcuts.html (under 'Define new keyboard shortcuts') — explains it like this:
... In the Symbol column, type the symbol in the menu or tool tip for the command or tool and then select OK. You can use any of the characters allowed in the Shortcut column.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I would not say there a re 'a bunch' of requests on scrubbing, I try to make them clump :)
I love the idea, respect the ferocity, agree with it, and want to add one comment — add knobs where there is a space to make one, and don’t do knobs like it’s done in Transform effect / Transform Each — occupying the full row. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment A related request:
Retain original, unexpanded art for pattern swatches
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Do you still have the issue with the newer version of Illustrator?
What do you mean by 'only the chrome is'?