Jamchild

Grazie!

When I go to rasterize a layer, if there are elements outside the document boundaries, they get clipped and are not included in the new rasterized pixel layer. It would be great to have an option to include things outside the document bounds. In fact I seem to recall there being some option that sounded like it would do that before, but I don't think it ever worked.

I have a document set to 144 dpi but I have the document unit in pixels. When I export a png, it says it's exporting it at the proper document pixel size, but then the exported file is half that size. I feel like this app is getting steadily more buggy over time. I have to use the betas because the release version has a major bug (which you have since fixed) that stops me from using it.

Any news on this? This is essential for designing when mixing raster and vector graphics.

What about when this doesn't work? There are lots of times when I have an object I want to be a snapping candidate and it simply does not highlight and become a snapping candidate when I mouse over it. Some items work, others don't. Very buggy, would like to be able to explicity choose a snapping candidate for when the hover detection fails (which in my experience is often).

+1. This is one of the few remaining things that keep me going back to Photoshop.

Double plus add one. I was feeling so excited about my pixel art workflow I was developing, but when I went to erase and I couldn't erase without anti-aliasing on the eraser, I felt sad.

Please tell me there's going to be the ability to snap to points on the same curve as the point you're dragging. Right now, if I have a curve with only two points and they're not exactly aligned to the same x or y value, I should be able to turn on snapping and drag one point and have it snap to the x or y value of the other point in the same curve. Right now, inexplicably, curve points only snap to the x and y values of points in *other* curves, not in the curve in which the point itself exists.

Thanks a lot retrograde - here's the image that illustrates what I was referring to above.

Retrograde, good to see you here! It's kind of funny (and instructive) being on the other side as a user requesting features from a graphics software developer :].

Illustrator's Transform tool is not a better option (if you included an attachment znak, I can't see it). Let me use Silo to illustrate. Here I have two types of mirroring going on - on the top is what we call "instance mirroring" in Silo, where it creates a second instance of the object and then flips it, and then anything you do to the left side will also be done to the right side. However, as you can see, at the seam between the two sides, it considers them two different objects, so you can't adjust the points there and have it maintain continuity between the sides easily. On the bottom is true symmetry, where it is one continuous object and I can grab a point on either side and it'll update the corresponding point on the other, and importantly it maintains smooth continuity at the joints: Ummm, I can't figure out how to upload/attach an image. I can only do image links, though it appears somehow I can upload images into "My Media" but I can't find how...

Plus one for simply adding "Export Selected" - its so much simpler than setting up slices, and one of my favorite features from Artboard.

Yeah, I'm talking about something different - imagine, for example, a single circle where modifying a control point on the left half of the circle also modifies the same control point on the right side of the circle, and any control points on the seam operate as a single control point (rather than two control points that are in the same location).

That doesn't work on closed shapes in Illustrator, so you can't be sure what it'll look like where the two sides meet.

Double plus add one for this request. I believe Illustrator doesn't even have a live symmetry mode where you can edit one side of a closed shape and have the other side update simultaneously, this would be a killer feature. This is common in 3D modeling software (including mine, Silo), and seems critical for vector software, I can hardly believe Illustrator doesn't have it.