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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Illustrator’s antialiasing was always that harsh and crude, compared to other vector apps, like Xara, for example.
There is nothing really can be done to mitigate it, except for trickery — try to cast the Rasterize effect on the art, with a larger resolution value, and then export the document normally. Or you can just directly export the image larger and then resize and resample it with an external app.
I agree this is not convenient, and I surely vote for this.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Sorry, don’t get it. You say something is bugged, but don’t provide anything to help to fix it.
No reports and no votes — no bugfixes. In most cases the team doesn’t even know something is broken, until we report it.Yes, please log every bug separately.
Many bugs are already reported — the service will show you the list of fitting existing entries while you type in a new header — please upvote them as well. Don’t hesitate and don’t hold yourself. If something is important — scream it out loud, it’s the space for it. But with proof, evidence, and test files, otherwise it won’t work.An error occurred while saving the comment Volkan, please tell more about clipping working wrong. So far it’s nothing to investigate, and in my daily work it behaves as normal.
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An error occurred while saving the comment John, I don’t recall it working ever., and I never heard anything mentioned by the team. Will recheck though...
Yes, there are two options buried in the Align panel’s menu, Align to Glyph Bounds > Point / Area Text, but these only make Ai treat live text by their actual visible bounds, as if they were outlined. This is definitely not the thing requested, it’s almost the opposite of it :)An error occurred while saving the comment Yep, CorelDRAW allows to choose the first or the last baseline when aligning text.
Illustrator today can do these only interactively, with Snap to Glyph enabled, and only for point type objects (to avoid clutter) — or using even older methods witt outlined duplicates.
No way to enable anything in the Align panel and use buttons :(An error occurred while saving the comment Hey, meanwhile Sergey Osokin wrote a free script that allows to align and distribute text objects based on their baselines!
https://github.com/creold/illustrator-scripts/blob/master/md/Text.md#aligntextbaselineAn error occurred while saving the comment My pleasure, John.
But I have to clarify again — it’s not the real solution to the topic of the report (which should be converted into a request).See, without any of two Align to Glyph Bounds options checked Ai will align them using their 'Em Boxes', that it with the space for ascenders, descenders, side-bearings. The distribution and alignment worked in my example because these lines had the same font size.
If you make one type object larger — it won’t work like I demoed anymore, since 'boxes' are now of different sizes!(the apps I use to record GIFs are www.cockos.com/licecap/ and blog.bahraniapps.com/gifcam/ — not an ad, just wanted to share)
An error occurred while saving the comment @John, @C, I can’t say it does not work for me.
On the contrary, the text objects (with or without prominent descenders) gets aligned and distributed as I expect them too.
Can you please record the way it works for you and compare with my GIFs below. Am I getting this wrong?AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Jakob, can you check the state of new Align to Glyph Bounds in the Align panel’s menu? Is it on or off for you?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Rubén, is this still an issue? If yes — can you please record a short video of it?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Kristen, is this still a problem?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yes, you can send files directly to the team if you want to, via sharewithai@adobe.com
Please put the link to this report so they can track it (http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/48915692)An error occurred while saving the comment I tried to do this, and got an error message, 'An unknown error has occurred'. Nothing about insufficient memory though.
A file saved in CS1 format opens just fine. Tried saving in CS3, and it gets imported with a warning, but works, no error.An error occurred while saving the comment Does it happen for any file at all, even a simplest one with a rectangle in it?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yes, it is exactly the same at my side, confirm.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Not sure if I get the reply... 'No' means 'no, all bleed values are zero and guides are disabled' or is it 'no, it’s exactly this, but...'?
How do you create these documents? Please describe in steps, what document profile is used (displayed as categories in modern File > New dialog), or share an existing document you have the problem with.An error occurred while saving the comment Ricardo, please check two things:
1. Go to File > Document Setup and see what values do you have in 4 Bleed fields.
2. Go to View > Guides, and try to toggle Show / Hide Guides command.
This 'rose frame' is the special guide showing the bleed, a special extra, designed to be trimmed to finals when printing.
It seems like the document you have is based on one which has the bleed set up.
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An error occurred while saving the comment In Ai... well, the Recolor 'panel' (that modal abomination — but not the full dialog!) has Color Theme Picker button, which should do a similar thing... but it seems to be broken for me (at least in Beta) and does nothing when I click it — cursor does not change, nothing get picked.
And surely I have a bunch of objects selected and try to recolor them. It’s flipped upside down in Ai, it’s not the image is selected so I can extract the color FROM it, but objects, that I have to apply this extracted theme TO — before actually making sure it’s the one I like. I hate gambling in pro tools.
An error occurred while saving the comment Desktop Ai now follows the iPad version rather strangely. I believe that their Advanced Recolor pseudo-panel is modeled on tablet analogue, and on iPad it behaves like this because iPad decided that a tablet should only have something as a tool if only it creates something on a canvas. Color Theme Tool is obviously not a tool that creates something and they decided to follow this thread to be consistent across two Illustrators, rather than respect consistency across other desktop apps.
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An error occurred while saving the comment @Son, @Siobhain, Illustrator nowadays have bulleted and numbered lists. Clunky AF, but it’s there.
Hardly as simple to set up as in InD, but doable.
What would you like to improve?AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment But allow to change the hotkey as well, please.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Ai does not have one, but there are several method you can use to create consequential numbering.
1. If you need a number per click, you’d need a plugin. BPT Pro plugin pack offers Object Number tool, CADtools offers a dedicated labeling tool as well
2. If buying a plugin is too much, you can use a free and amazing MakeNumbersSequence script by Sergey Osokin: https://youtu.be/02SLTH26sMQ -
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An error occurred while saving the comment You are welcome. Coming here or at forums and talking about problems helps, we should always do that.
I won’t close it though, since the 'What’s New' screen, once closed, should never appear again, until the next major update at least...
Please comment back if it ever pops up still.An error occurred while saving the comment That mish-mash is called Home Screen, and you can disable it in Preferences, with 'Show The Home Screen When No Document Are Open'.
I don’t like it myself and always have it disabled.
As for the 'What’s New' being that obtrusive — I have no idea why it behaves this way. Despite me having the badge — I am a user just like you. It’s up to the team to figure out what’s happening. So far you are the first one who reported this, that’s why I try to get as much details from you on the behavior, to help to investigate it and just help others who might find this.An error occurred while saving the comment ...but does it make this thing I called 'dialog window' and you call 'splash' to stop being called when a doc gets closed after you click-through all the items with this button?
An error occurred while saving the comment Strange. It’s there in your own screenshot. Take a look, I’m pointing at it with the mouse.
An error occurred while saving the comment Richard, this dialog has a 'Next' button in the bottom left corner. I meant you trying to click through all items in the list this windows has, to test if this somehow makes it stop from spamming you.
I understand your frustration exactly, and I don’t offer this as a final solution, and I can’t do anything like it. I just want to see if it helps you and provide the team with anything they can use to troubleshoot it.An error occurred while saving the comment Interesting... Just in case — does it help to not close it, but click-through all sections with Next button?
An error occurred while saving the comment Richard, what 'splash screen' do you mean?
I get nothing when I close a document, other than a save dialog if a document was unsaved.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Jessica, can you please record this on video?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Steen, the team would need to get the actual file to verify it.
Please send one to sharewithai@adobe.com, and put the link to this report into the body of the email, so they can track it — http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/48911861 -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Can you share a test file and a short recording of the behavior at your side, please? Nothing weird happens when I try it here.
What I observe in the attached image is called anti-aliasing.
This is a way any raster image (and Ai has to rasterize anything when displaying it on a monitor) uses shades of color, applied to pixels, to mimic the gradual incline of a line or a curve. The larger pixels you have (that is a lower display or print resolution), the more visible it becomes. HiDPI or 'Retina' displays have higher resolution (smaller pixels), and these 'staircases' become less visible.
You can read more about anti-aliasing anywhere, including Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-aliasing_filter)
However, it’s true that Ai’s anti-alising algorithms are pretty rough. Shades often clustered too much in banded strips... GPU mode can be especially crude.