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Designer v2. MacOS.

When I deselect an object there is a fade effect to the color of the object's stroke. I would prefer to avoid this effect because it prevents me from seeing the result immediately. I have to wait for it to finish to continue my process. It is a short time, but it is repeated many times in the work process.

On the other hand, the effect appears only sometimes and I don't know what it depends on or if it is a bug.

In the attached video capture you can see how the effect is produced in some objects and not in another.

I have two questions:

Can I completely disable the effect?

Does the appearance of the effect have a specific meaning? I would like to know why it appears sometimes and sometimes not.

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55 minutes ago, GarryP said:

The fading purple outline is there because you have Show Snapping Candidates switched ON.
Try turning them OFF via the Snapping drop-down – see attached image.

I have that option disabled. Snapping has something to do with the fade out effect because if I completely disable snapping, the effect disappears. But if I activate it and keep "show snapping candidates" inactive, the effect appears randomly by deselecting the objects. It must be a bug.

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10 minutes ago, Aitor said:

I have that option disabled. Snapping has something to do with the fade out effect because if I completely disable snapping, the effect disappears. But if I activate it and keep "show snapping candidates" inactive, the effect appears randomly by deselecting the objects. It must be a bug.

Could it be that "Santiago" and "De Masarnau" are not Text Layers, but Image Layers or so? In that case only the edges of the layers would be highlighted, not the contours of the single characters. Possibly it could be helpful to upload a screenshot of the whole screen, including the Layers Panel visible.

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11 minutes ago, Aitor said:

I have that option disabled. Snapping has something to do with the fade out effect because if I completely disable snapping, the effect disappears. But if I activate it and keep "show snapping candidates" inactive, the effect appears randomly by deselecting the objects. It must be a bug.

The same highlighting misbehaviour happens in AD 1.10.6, 2.0.4 and beta 2.1.0.1713 on macOS when snapping in Candidate List mode with 'Show snapping candidates' disabled. It really does appear to happen randomly, although there may be particular trigger that I've not noticed.

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I checked it on my computer, but on Windows 10 with Designer 2.0.4. It seems to depend on if it is Artistic or Frame Text. If 'Show snapping candidates' is enabled, only Artistic Text is outlined in my case, as far as I could see. In case of Frame Text, the text frame is outlined. If it is disabled there are no outlines anyway. Could the problem have to do with this?

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26 minutes ago, iconoclast said:

I checked it on my computer, but on Windows 10 with Designer 2.0.4. It seems to depend on if it is Artistic or Frame Text. If 'Show snapping candidates' is enabled, only Artistic Text is outlined in my case, as far as I could see. In case of Frame Text, the text frame is outlined. If it is disabled there are no outlines anyway. Could the problem have to do with this?

There is no text in my layout. All layers are bezier curves.

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4 minutes ago, Aitor said:

There is no text in my layout. All layers are bezier curves.

OK, I checked that too. In that case all characters are outlined if 'Show snapping candidates' is active and not outlined if it isn't (no matter if they are selected or not, by the way). Think that this is the way it is meant to be. Must be a Mac-issue, I think.

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1 hour ago, iconoclast said:

Could it be that "Santiago" and "De Masarnau" are not Text Layers, but Image Layers or so? In that case only the edges of the layers would be highlighted, not the contours of the single characters. Possibly it could be helpful to upload a screenshot of the whole screen, including the Layers Panel visible.

Here is a screen recording with layers. It can be seen that the effect appears randomly on the same object.

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We do have a few issues logged with our developers that relate to snapping candidates. Out of interest have you tried it in your document by having objects without groups?

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22 hours ago, Lee D said:

We do have a few issues logged with our developers that relate to snapping candidates. Out of interest have you tried it in your document by having objects without groups?

Same results with all objects ungrouped.

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@Aitor: This older post from one of the Moderators may explain what you're seeing: 

 

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