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An error occurred while saving the comment Another similar request would be to add an option to allow to snap to and by linked art:
http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/48127634AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Dan, this sounds fun and I thing many would benefit from it. Voted!
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An error occurred while saving the comment A similar option you might be interested in is Snap to Stroke width option: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/43076571
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An error occurred while saving the comment Another third-party solution available to us is the CADlayers panel, offered by CADtools plugins suite, with layers groups it provides: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYdlU1Kvpss
An error occurred while saving the comment Meanwhile, Astute Graphics just have released AG Comps panel, which is very similar to the one Photoshop has, and works with top-level layers.
An error occurred while saving the comment I am wondering: what do we all mean by 'layers' here?
What is a layer in Illustrator? Do we mean only top layers (and sublayers, which are just nested layers), or anything that is a container (which includes groups and anything 'unfoldable'), or anything at all, including single paths?
1, 2, 3?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Ireed, perhaps you will find this script useful: www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWAtAoycvGg
It seems to do exactly what you need. The result won’t by dynamic, but it’s easy enough to reapply these when needed.An error occurred while saving the comment Unfortunately Illustrator does not allow to apply a second fill for the character range inside of a text object. This’d allowed to apply a second yellow fill underneath letters and the apply Convert to Rectangle effect to get rectangles around glyphs. Still sketchy though, but is true to the appearance paradigm... but it does not work anyway :(
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An error occurred while saving the comment In my experiments I was not able to permanently assign an edge color to symbol, it is always picked the same way, based on the current layer’s edges’ color...
Yes, making it possible to somehow fix it makes sense to me. Voted.
An error occurred while saving the comment Ed, I totally get your point. Sometimes edges colors do not go well with the contents of the symbol edited!
But it’s not a random pick. What Ai does is choosing the color two positions after the current layer’s color.
You can see the default order of these colors when you edit a layer’s options. So if you are in the first layer (blue), the color would be green (reserved for the third layer). Editing a symbol in layer 2 (red) would give you medium blue for symbols. Third green layer gives you magenta — you get the idea.This is completely automatic, and Ai does that to signal that you are not in the normal mode anymore (the same happens when we use Global Edit, based on temporary symbols).
However, you can change it once you start editing a symbol.
Just double-click the top item in the Layers object tree (it should have the name of the edited symbol) and change the color in the dialog.
It won’t stick and won’t be the same the next time you edit the same symbol, but it makes sense, since the instance of it can be in any layer.What do you think about it now?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Never heard of or experienced anything like this :(
Do you refer to Export As or Export for Screens / Assets?
How persistent is this? When it happens, does Ai export the same wrong set the next time you try it?
Can you reproduce it in a brand new document with a simplest art in it?
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Please confirm if this bug does not longer happens in the latest versions of Illustrator.
An error occurred while saving the comment That is odd... for me the current artboard gets highlighted in the panel with a bluish stripe when it gets focused on canvas, and vise versa.
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An error occurred while saving the comment That’s weird...
Did you have anything selected in the document when you captured this screenshot?
Does it happen in all the documents or a specific one? If only some, can you share such a document here (you can remove some things form it if you want to, as long as the problem is reproducible)?
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Hi ,
Thanks for reporting the issue, but we are unable to reproduce the issue at our end and would need more information such as the AI build with which the issue started, Wacom device configuration, and OS details of the machine where the issue is observed.
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Aishwarya G Gadodia
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An error occurred while saving the comment Which Wacom pen and tablet model do you use specifically? What is the driver version that you have installed? Is it the latest one?
Does it ever happen if you use other means to pan, or with other scrollbars within Ai?
Does it ever happen in other applications? What about Photoshop or InDesign?
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An error occurred while saving the comment It feels like you accidentally disabled the bounding box, probably with Cmd + Shift + B hotkey.
Try to press it again (while not editing text), or toggle it manually with View > Show Bounding Box command.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Chris, do you call the Ungroup command with a hotkey, or via the top menu, or the context menu?
Is there a difference between these three?
Does it happen all the time for all the groups? Can you reproduce it in a new document, with simple shapes and an only group?
When you call for the command, does it get recorded in a History panel as an operation, or does Illustrator just ignores you calling it? -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Makes total sense to have it, but I suppose this would take an effort for both teams... Photoshop’s artboards internally seem to be not really 'pages' (as in PDF) or 'viewports' (as in Ai), but just groups with special attributes. Again, definitely a thing that teams should resolve. Voted.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Mark, do you also have the latest non-Beta build installed? Can you check if it behaves correctly there?
It works fine for me in both on Windows, accessed both from the Stroke and the Control panel, the same way like you show it.When you do apply arrowheads though — do these get applied (which means only preview are broken) or do these just fail at all?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Mark, what are your OS and GPU specs? Just to know them if the team ever starts an investigation.
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The issue is reported to not longer happen with build 28.3
An error occurred while saving the comment Good to know! I hope it won’t happen again. GPU support is fragile and the mode often stops working because of many reasons. These do get ironed out eventually, but there are so many configurations... Thanks for reporting!
An error occurred while saving the comment Sorry, got confused.
So does it happen with 28.3 or does it not?An error occurred while saving the comment Can you share the specs your computer has, please? Just to know, just in case.
Actually, this is fair.
When we apply 'All Caps' option in the Character panel, we make them LOOK like caps, while in fact underneath they are written like you show this. It’s like using a text-specific Appearance, a trick, a glamour.
If you copy this text and paste elsewhere — it will we pasted as what it is underneath, not capitalized. So no wonder Spell Check here sees beyond the veil, and I’d expect it to.
If you want to make actual capital glyphs out of these, you’d have to go to Type > Change Case and command 'UPPERCASE'. In this case Spell Check will find no problem.
However, this can make sense in some cases, but this should be a conscious choice, an option, disabled by default...
Jeremy, would you mind me turning this into a feature request instead of a bug report?