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Illustrator Beta now offers a dedicated Objects on Path construct to allow some basic distribution operations for selected objects and a chosen path. So far it allows uniform distribution only, global rotation and global pivot control, widget to control these on canvas, attaching and detaching (including isolation operations).
This is not an extension of Type on Path, but a separate type of object. The text can be used with it, but will be treated as a separate object, not per-character.
I assume some would be happy to have it and get it improved later. Pasting an object into a text, however, is still a needed thing, and is a different request — Inline Graphics / Anchor Object to text ability (like InDesign) — please upvote it if you find it useful.
As for this new object type — kindly try in Illustrator Beta and provide your feedback, so the team…
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Thanks for the update and great information. Of course if you ask 3 different users how they like the UI you will get 3 different answers. However as large as Adobe is and the fact they are the "Industry Standard" they should, have their apps share commonality. Heuristics should almost be seamless between PS, AI, ID . . . Having been a long time user of PS I am only now grasping navigation in AI.Albeit I have only been using AI for a couple months now. I understand it is a resources issue on which program gets the funding. AI is really where PS was almost 20 years ago. Yes, there are far more users in PS than AI. I believe a lot of this can be attributed to the very steep learning curve with AI. -
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Right we would not want a user to be able take control and have to re-learn how to navigate inside a new application. Why dont we also change the shortcut keys while we are at it? Better yet - Why not change the design of our rules of the road. This way drivers have to learn and adapt to the new area they are driving in. This will be a hoot. Wonder how this will work out. Sounds like pride and lack of communication is a barrier to success.