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I use those shortcuts as well, and often change things in 5% or 10% jumps. This is a really deep topic though, and some of the issues are from cumulative roundi
by marcedwards 5y ago
I use those shortcuts as well, and often change things in 5% or 10% jumps. This is a really deep topic though, and some of the issues are from cumulative rounding errors, which can happen if you stack lots of layers or stack layer effects. It’ll also depend if you’re just moving sliders around until things look good (which is great!), or if you’re doing something that require exact values (building LUTs to process map tiles etc).
My main concern is that information is being thrown out at the input UI. As far as I can tell, Illustrator stores opacity as 8bit values internally. This can be tested by using the blend tool on objects with similar opacities.
I just want our tools to be better.
- egypturnash 5y agoWith Illustrator, getting any change sure is an uphill battle. I wonder how many years it’ll be before selection rectangles are drawn properly when the canvas is rotated?
- marcedwards 5y agoYou’re right, and I have no idea. I hope that gets fixed for you! My main issue is a bug that was introduced a few versions ago — if “Grids in Back” is turned on, the entire app crawls and is completely unusable. Like, multi-second delays between clicks. Having grids on and in the background is entirely how I used to work. Now I can’t.