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Doesn’t happen anymore in recent builds
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A dedicated Save Document Preset button is available in starting with build 28.7, when using modern File New interface.
If you wish to also have a similar button into the legacy dialog, please upvote this request.
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Illustrator has a number of different color pickers that appear depending on what particular item you click on, but the one in the color panel is the least useful and most tiring to use.
As far as I can tell, this picker is the Brightness Cube from Photoshop but without the brightness slider that’s needed to make effective use of it. If you use the sliders to adjust saturation or brightness, the change isn’t reflected in the palette square.
With this picker, you can either reduce saturation but with maximum brightness, OR you can reduce brightness but with maximum saturation. So your only choice is to select a color vaguely similar to the one you want and then fiddle with at least 2 different sliders to achieve your desired color. You can't even select a shade of gray without going through this process.
Just copy Photoshop’s color panel. If nothing else, just use Photoshop’s Hue Cube color picker, which is identical to the color picker already used in most places in Illustrator.
As it stands, I have to spend $30 on the MagicPicker plugin just to get a decent color picker in my sidebar.
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57 votes23 comments · Illustrator (Desktop) Feature Requests » Effects, Appearance, Graphic Styles · Admin →An error occurred while saving the comment Anonymous
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This seems like it should be an easy addition. Illustrator's 3D Extrude and Rotate effect is already very, very close. All it has to do is extrude the shape without changing the angle of the source shape,
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It's funny because Illustrator already has similar, but far more advanced technology in its 3D Extrude and Bevel effect, but lacks the capability to produce this far more commonly used effect.
In fact, I imagine just a checkbox in the Extrude and Bevel effect panel to lock the angle/rotation of the starting object would be a simple and satisfactory way to incorporate this feature.
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Ai allows to use Halftone effects via Effect -> Pixelate -> Color halftone.
What specific cases are not solvable through the use of this?
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I wanted to illustrate one part of why no fullscreen sucks (the waste of significant vertical screen space). And if it's a visualization problem, I made a mockup of what the app might look like in fullscreen. Note the top right corner, where certain elements have been condensed.
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It's absolutely ridiculous that almost no Adobe CC apps support fullscreen. This one thing causes me so many little headaches when managing my open applications. I spend a lot of time thinking about switching to Affinity products, and this is the #1 reason why.
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Live preview of color is now live in Illustrator 27.1.1, for Color Picker dialog, Color panel, Properties and Control panel, and Appearance panel.
It works in GPU mode only.
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Option to permanently expand areas of the Properties panel
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This button is much more convenient than navigating Illustrator’s dropdown menus, but I don’t want to keep the Control bar open only for it.
A button directly below Start Global Edit in the quick actions section of the Properties panel would be a very natural place to put it, since those two buttons sit right next to eachother on the Control bar.
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The Live Corners dialog button on the Control bar is the only way to precisely adjust the radius, rounding, and corner type of multiple corners in a non-rectangular object. I see no reason why these settings shouldn’t be included in the Properties panel.
This functionality can’t even be accessed via the menu bar or a keyboard shortcut.
Keeping the top control bar open (which is no longer even activated by default in the Essentials workspace) for just that one button is a waste of space, since just about everything else displayed in the Control bar is now displayed in the Properties panel.
While you CAN double click on a Live Corner widget to bring up the full Live Corner dialog, you have to do this manually for every individual corner you want to adjust.
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This issue is fixed in latest version of Illustrator. Live shapes (and art in general) no longer have geometric bounds’ sized bounding box with the Preview Bounds option on.
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How is this still not fixed, or even acknowledged by Adobe?
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I'm experiencing the same issue and it's driving me crazy. MacOS Mojave, latest version of Illustrator.
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Precisely centering a pattern within an object is an arcane process that could be handled much better with just a couple options in the transform dialog box. Adjusting ruler origins and the like is obtuse and cumbersome.
https://creativepro.com/precise-pattern-positioning-illustrator/
^ This is a nightmare when all I want is to center a pattern.
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Precisely centering a pattern within an object is an arcane process that could be handled much better with just a couple options in the transform dialog box. Adjusting ruler origins and the like is obtuse and cumbersome.
https://creativepro.com/precise-pattern-positioning-illustrator/
^ This is a nightmare when all I want is to center a pattern.
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It's baffling that Illustrator has no way to let us save our own presets in its "fancy" and "new" New Document interface. I, as a designer, know far better than anyone else what settings I regularly need for new documents..
As it is, I either have to re-enter the dimensions, color settings, etc. every time I want a specific layout, OR I have to go digging through my files for my custom templates.
Just let me save my **** presets, Adobe. Why is this so hard?