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Vincent Rosati
January 6, 2014 at 1:39 am in reply to: How can I set Preview (for everything) to be ON by default?That’s AI’s behavior. Illustrator doesn’t do live rendering in the same way Photoshop does. Some people use lots of effects on heavy files, and automatically doing a preview could add a significant amount of time to production, particularly if you’re running scripts.
It would be a nice option though.Vince
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https://library.creativecow.net/articles/rosati_vincent/radial_patterns.php
Try this radial pattern tutorial, particularly using the rotate tool.
Vince
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I don’t think I’ve ever animated with Illustrator, per se.
I might create multiple artboards if I needed to do cells.
Otherwise, I might have one master file with all of the elements.
…just some general thoughts.Did you make any progress with this?
Vince
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Go to Pantone’s site. They have additional color books.
I think you need to register.
Are you doing any print tests from your workstation?- https://www.pantone.com/pages/pantone/websiteselect.aspx?pg=20577&url=/pages/registerProduct/AutoRegister.aspx
- https://www.pantone.com/pages/pantone/Pantone.aspx?pg=20467&ca=1
Vince
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Vincent Rosati
July 26, 2013 at 9:18 pm in reply to: Trying To Fix My Graphic, Want to Apply font effect to an object created from a different fontCan you isolate some of the cracks from the letters, than combine them with the ‘H’, just overlaying them or with Pathfinder?
Vince
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I wish I did more with AI scripts. I’ve probably only used the random color script, here…
https://vectips.com/tricks/10-free-and-extremely-useful-illustrator-scripts/
Huge potential for scripting, as you obviously know.
Just open one with a text editor and start practicing 🙂
(preferably something with syntax highlighting, like Dreamweaver or Sublime)Vince
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I don’t have a straight answer, but I’d reproduce the problem object in a new file. Don’t paste from the original, just recreate the one object and do your tests.
Depending on the results, maybe try merging objects to either the new or old file.
Sometimes I’ve seen corruptions on elements with effects.
You might even just be able to clear all styles (the None button at the bottom of the tool palette) on the object in the original, and recreate.
You might want to first try dragging the element into the Graphic Styles palette, to save the style, than apply the style to a new object and test that.Vince
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You’d want to use Acrobat Pro. You can add/edit text, create text fields, thousands of things, really.
Vince
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Hmmm. Maybe adjust your Overprint setting in File/Print/Advanced.
Vince
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Not sure exactly what your issue is, but web is 72ppi, so I’d try reducing your document raster effect settings from 300 down to 72.
Do you have Photoshop? If so, try opening the AI with Photoshop.Vince
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