L Coyle
My feedback
80 results found
-
18 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment L Coyle
supported this idea
·
-
16 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment L Coyle
commented
Wow, Egor, that is weird. Can Adobe just make this easy? We want to make a mask, we want it to have a color, we want to be able to select it wherever we click, like anything else in Illustrator. And - we want to use compound shapes, and have it act normal!
L Coyle
supported this idea
·
-
33 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment L Coyle
commented
Can Adobe just make this easy? We want to make a mask, we want it to have a color, we want to be able to select it wherever we click, like anything else in Illustrator.
L Coyle
supported this idea
·
-
15 votes
The team has been investigating this problem in-house, and so far fails to find the exact steps required to make this happen. Seems to be either file- or machine-specific.
Please provide your full specs and try to come up with exact steps that lead to this.
A test file and a test video will surely help!
L Coyle
supported this idea
·
-
27 votes
Hi,
Thanks for submitting this request , Illustrator team really appreciate this.
We had taken your feedback on this and added it to backlogL Coyle
supported this idea
·
-
20 votesL Coyle
supported this idea
·
-
13 votesL Coyle
supported this idea
·
-
42 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment L Coyle
commented
Agree with Monika and everyone, we need to be able to format bullets separately and use other art for bullets, this feature is incomplete.
L Coyle
supported this idea
·
-
11 votesL Coyle
supported this idea
·
-
22 votesL Coyle
supported this idea
·
-
21 votesL Coyle
supported this idea
·
-
11 votesL Coyle
supported this idea
·
-
4 votesL Coyle
shared this idea
·
-
5 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment L Coyle
commented
We know what program we're using, it says it in the top center of the window - please go back to having the word "Illustrator" alone on the left end of the menu bar. For Mac users with the camera cutout, there's limited space.
-
113 votes
The issue has been fixed in a public release 3.0.6.
Please update it directly from App Store.
If the issue still persists — please comment back.
An error occurred while saving the comment L Coyle
commented
Crucial fix needed!
L Coyle
supported this idea
·
-
495 votes
People who felt the need for this functionality : Can you please highlight what is the underlying need/problem that you are trying to solve? Why you need to see swatches on your artboard / canvas?
An error occurred while saving the comment L Coyle
commented
This would be an amazing addition to Illustrator. Having live swatches displayed as you need them next to the art - for presentation of color chips and for the functionality of having them attached to your art. I like option 2, and would love to have my global swatches next to my art that I can change and update the art. And what if Recolor Artwork could generate new global swatches (like it does for patterns and gradient swatches) when you recolor the art with the global color chips attached.
L Coyle
supported this idea
·
-
5 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment L Coyle
commented
One of the most important functions missing from the iPad is that we must apply appearance settings after drawing, and we are prevented from drawing with transparency, brush stroke settings, etc. This is the basic behavior users expect from Illustrator.
L Coyle
supported this idea
·
-
4 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment L Coyle
commented
We need to be able to copy and paste artwork from one iPad document to another and retain the layers. Currently, when you copy/paste, everything gets flattened into one layer, and it requires tedious workarounds to re-layer your art.
L Coyle
supported this idea
·
-
48 votesL Coyle
supported this idea
·
-
272 votesL Coyle
supported this idea
·
I agree completely! Can Adobe just make this easy? We want to make a mask, we want it to have a color, fill and stroke, we want to be able to select it wherever we click, like anything else in Illustrator.