Gardenia

While the Guides Manager is great, it would be really good and save a lot of time to be able to select guides with the selection tool, duplicate them by "option dragging" and delete them with the "delete" key. Maybe next update? Thank you

+1, it saves a lot of time. I am surprised this basic functionality is not available in AD

Totally agree. I asked for this feature a couple of years ago.

Can VectorStyler import afdesign files or do you use a different file format?

+1 We need this.

Vector brushes are very simple. I recently wanted to drop a vector shape in the brush panel to create both a scatter brush and an art brush like I usually do in Illustrator. I was stunned to see this is not possible. It does not make sense we have to create a pixel image (png) to create a vector brush. Although the resulting path is editable the quality is not as good as when using vectors. We need vector brushes made up of vectors and the scatter option.

When precisely placing 2 or 3 guides. I would like to be able to select them, duplicate them and move them together to another location of the illustration. Also selecting a guide and hitting "delete" when you do not need it anymore is faster than having to move it back to the ruler area.

yes please!!!

Essential feature. +1

When editing a color swatch the dialog window we get is minuscule. It is not possible to edit the color with precision. It would be great to be able to enlarge it. Also it would be good to have a check box to convert a color swat to global. Most of the time I create color swatches and decide later whether I want that color to be global or no.

That is exactly what I mean. In these first 2 screen catches the color that is highlighted in the swatches panel is a green that is not being used in the selected square. Notice that in one of the pictures the stroke color in in front and in the other the fill color is in front In the next screen catches the square was recolored. While it is showing the fill color correctly, if you place the stroke in front in the swatches panel it keeps showing the fill and not the stroke.

Thank you so much. I did not know this feature. I used to do this with the free transform tool in Illustrator. This is going to save me a lot of time.

Sometimes it works, sometimes it does not. Selecting a shape should highlight the respective color in the swatches panel

Many times I need to rotate not a whole shape, but just a few of the points that make up that shape. I have not found a way to do it in AD. Either a rotate tool or a free transform tool that works on a set of points, not just the whole shape would be super useful.

I know we can apply gradients to strokes, but I am asking about gradients that follow the stroke path like in Illustrator, both along or across the stroke.