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Almost rage uninstalled!


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Yeah, today I lamost rage uninstalled AD because at first I couldn't figure out how to select multiple nodes from multiple aligned objects. In Illustrator it is really simple, you activate direct selection tool and drag select all nodes you want (marquee feature) in the straight line.

In AD first I had to go to preferences and enable 'select objects when intersect with selection marquee', then with move tool I need to click and drag to select objects I want, convert objects to curves and then with node tool I can finally(!) drag and select nodes I want to move. WOW!

Feature request: Node tool should have the marquee feature enabled right away without the need to previously select objects. Also, why is there a need to convert to curves?

P.S. It seems that "common sence" logic works differently for different people depending on their background. Whenever there is an issue, I have to google the solution. Why not just make a small popup at the tool location that notifies the user that square needs to be converted to curve in order to use node tool on the boject. Instead I have to search the forums and create new topic about it.

Thank you for reading.

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3 hours ago, haakoo said:

How about this

Draw three lines>select them> shift+select the nodes(one by one,they turn blue) you want to move>move

Does that work?

 

_Hans

 

I appreciate the help but I was looking specifically to minimize clicks. Glad to hear the bug is being worked on!

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