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This feature is now available in all the public builds starting V 28.5. Please give it a try and let us know what you think!
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10 votesUnder Review · 52 comments · Illustrator (Desktop) Bugs » Effects, Appearance, Graphic Styles · Admin →iviansur
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Hooray, it is fixed in the latest Beta 29.5.0.15 — the Constrain Angle is now respected as expected for the Line Tool. Please test it and comment back.
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I hope this can be fixed too.
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So it’s obviously not fixed, and we all know it.
While the cursor gets changes into the horizontal/vertical two-headed arrow, the center handles for the bounding box indeed don’t appear, if the width/height of the art (here just an orthogonal line) is small enough.
Please continue to share you thought, screenshots, GIFs. It’s time to re-review this again.
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Honestly, the recent "Set font height reference" feature has been one of the best features for the past several years—I'd say it's better than the text-to-image AI feature. "Align to glyph bounds" was another excellent invention. For some reason, the Illustrator team stopped there. We need this bounding box aligned to glyph bounds feature, too!
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Paper size options are typically included in a printer's driver. However, some printers are managed by an image processing unit, often referred to as a RIP. In these cases, the drivers provided by the printer manufacturer's website may not suffice. For instance, my Ricoh printer has an EFI RIP unit. I can't rely on Ricoh's website for drivers; instead, I need to download drivers tailored for my printer model and operating system from the Fiery website.