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This was fixed in the Beta 30.8.0.7 and the team intends to push it into the next general July release.
Meanwhile, please use the dedicated Transform panel or the Properties panel as a workaround.
If you find anything else — please report and upvote, it really helps.
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I created the free AlignToArtboards script for this purpose:
https://github.com/creold/illustrator-scripts/blob/master/md/Item.md#aligntoartboards
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The tab character isn't considered the same separator as a space (\s). Adobe's textFrame.words collection is very unreliable. For example, two words with a dot and no space, "lorem.ipsum," are considered one word by the parser. You have to create your own word parser for textFrame, taking into account the possible separator characters.
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The fix has been pushed into the latest 30.3 general release. Please update, check, and comment back if it still happens.
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I tested the script in 2026 v30.3.0.182. Yes, now white is ignored during tracing, unlike in previous releases
if (app.documents.length && app.selection.length) {
var item = app.selection[0];
if (item.typename == "RasterItem") {
var trace = item.trace();
var opt = trace.tracing.tracingOptions;
opt.tracingMethod = TracingMethodType.TRACINGMETHODABUTTING;
opt.tracingMode = TracingModeType.TRACINGMODEBLACKANDWHITE;
opt.tracingColorTypeValue = TracingColorType.TRACINGFULLCOLOR;
opt.tracingColors = 2;
opt.ignoreWhite = true; // Ignore White
trace.tracing.tracingOptions = opt;
trace.tracing.expandTracing();
}
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With the appearance of the Ignore Color checkbox, scripts have another big problem besides ignoreWhite. If a user creates a custom preset with Ignore Color enabled and selects a color, and then tries to automate the use of this preset from a script, the scripts cannot load the data about the Ignore Color checkbox from the preset. In the mentioned beta version 30.4.0.80, this issue still persists.
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(function (){
var image = app.selection[0].trace();
var preset = app.tracingPresetsList[19]; // User index of custom preset
image.tracing.tracingOptions.loadFromPreset(preset);
app.redraw();
image.tracing.expandTracing().selected = true;
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I don't think such a feature will come soon. In such a task there may be a lot of questions about solution methods, as Egor wrote earlier. I think it is possible to automate at least the drawing of the Bento Grid using scripts.