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@Saurav Agrewal; I'd like Archit's option 2. Because the feature is lacking, I've written a script that adds the selected swatches (or groups of swatches) to the artboard as rectangles. But I'm still missing the option to just drag and drop a swatch from the swatches panel to the artboard.
```jsx
// Check if a document is open
if (app.documents.length === 0) {
alert("No document is open.");
}// Reference the active document, swatches and artboard
var doc = app.activeDocument;
var swatches = doc.swatches.getSelected();
var artboard = doc.artboards[doc.artboards.getActiveArtboardIndex()];var x = artboard.artboardRect[0];
var y = artboard.artboardRect[1];if (swatches.length == 0){
alert("No swatches are selected.");
}else{
// Add a layer for the generated swatches
var colour_layer = doc.layers.add();
colour_layer.name = "Swatches layer";
for (var i=0, len=swatches.length; i < len ; i++) {
// For each swatch, add it to the artboard
if ( i > 1 && 5 % i == 0){ y -= 110; x = artboard.artboardRect[0]; }
// Size and color of block
var rect = colour_layer.pathItems.rectangle(y, x, 100, 100 );
rect.fillColor = swatches[i].color;
// No stroke
rect.stroked = false;
x += 110;
};
}
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This is rather important, but the bug report is difficult to find. Pencil strokes can be converted to brush strokes, but brush strokes cannot be converted to pencil strokes. Illustrator 3.0.6 on iOS 17.4.1.
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I've been using Illustrator on iPad for more than a year, and I've been perplexed by the pencil only having a width of 1 px. Because of this feature request, I've just realised, that it *is* possible to draw in different thicknesses. But the setting is not in the pencil tool!
This comment is for people not realising, that tool settings are not anywhere near the tool.
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This still happens on my iPad Pro (10,5") with the Apple Pencil Gen1, in Illustrator for iPad 3.0.6.
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Cool. Did you try my script? That's basically what we need, but in a drag-and-drop fashion.