FUCK ADOBE!
FUCK ADOBE!
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- Nairn0
Illustrator and its random insistence upon artefacting a bounding box representing something that doesn't exist, that somehow attracts itself into the selection of every pasted object, necessitating a close of the file then having to set up all the fucking parameters for outputting. FU.
It's been doing this for many versions now, this isn't something new thing.
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That looks like an embedded file placeholder? I might be wrong tho, but check your linksgrafician - No links. Nothing embedded. I work solely with vectors most of the time :) There's nothing selected (as per right highlight) - the bounding box Simply Exists.Nairn
- lol, i pixellated details to 3 pixels and as the downscaling here in QBN is more than half, it renders the blurred bits readable again, hahahaNairn
- There could also be a type field with just a space in it, or an EPS bound imported from somewhere
This doesn't seem to be an Ai bug...grafician - There literally isn't. I've been using Illy a while now, I know when it's just being a twat.
It's a bug. My bug. I am become Samsa.Nairn - Ok then, new tactic: select all the layers, copy - open new Ai file - paste
if that ghost object is still there, then you clearly have an extra object somewheregrafician - ^this way you don't need to reset all your measurement settings etc to identify the missing object...my 2 centsgrafician
- Each new document restarts the print settings, which leaves me back where I was.Nairn
- No Nairn! I was saying just copy-paste the elements into a new doc to identify more easily where the ghost element is man lol
not to print from a new file!grafician - That doesn't gain me anything more useful than closing and starting again. It's a bug. An aberration. A slight against my very being. A loathsome, hideous thingNairn
- That's some crazy behavior. I've never experienced that.CyBrainX
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