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Any tools that help with 3D are greatly appreciated. CA, Lens Distortions, Light Leaks, God Rays etc..

+100 this should come way sooner. Non destructive workflow is a must

what about abr support? Have several sets of PS brushes saved up that I would like to use.

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I think he is referring to non destructive editing and applying effects on the item which is essentially a form of a symbol.

Good point to make it smarter

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A Displacement map? :)

Well history would be nice for sure. But my main interest is in the tools themselves. And I know Modo doesn't have a history. I am using it ;) But blender which I also use does have modifiers which are parametric. Very useful in many situations.

Hi, I would like something along what 3D apps offer which in this case is a more intuitive method of making advanced shapes. For the sake of keeping it simple will stick with only 2D results. Will start with a history mode for shapes to be able to make changes interactively to any setting without losing forward changes. For example you have the extrude tool which drags the edge and makes another adjacent polygon. You also have the inset tool which makes an inner or outer copy(yes you could copy the shape and scale it down manually but then you would loose the history mode). Or the add loop tool which adds a subdivision across a loop or ring edges (3D terminology). Or the bridge tool which let's you bridge 2 edges, add more subdivisions and influence shape. Then you also have the array tool(sometimes called a clone tool) either linear or circular. You also have the weld and merge tools which allows you to interactively merge points. And there are others that could be mentioned. Just some ideas :) Thanks

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in Illustrator the eyedropper can also pick text format, art styles and more(and you have the ability to change that of course)

Thing is when will it be coming? :) I still have to use AI until Array tool,multiple stroke/fills and multiple artboards are implemented. Eagerly waiting to ditch rent system ;)

What about something like Cmd+Space then left click + move cursor to left to zoom out, left click + move cursor towards right to zoom in. Cursor position defines zoom target. Same in adobe, makes tablet navigation a breeze. No need to switch between zoom tool and select tool.

Funny how everyone loves Adobe.... :D