The spotColors category is now titled Spot Color Objects and lists each
object filled or stroked with a spot color, by name with the spot colors
it uses, instead of the spot swatch names. A solid color or a gradient
stop linked to a spot swatch at a tint above 0 counts; process colors
that look the same and Registration do not. Paint that draws nothing is
left out by the rules Pattern Objects and Gradient Objects follow, and
type whose characters use a spot color is listed. Objects counts the
listed objects as Spot Color Objects.
document.info returns spotObjects, spotColorNames and objects.spots;
spotColors now holds the spot colors those objects use. The report that
Document Info > Save... and Package write lists the same rows.
The Spot Color Objects, Pattern Objects and Gradient Objects titles have
a row in each of the 27 complete catalogs, and a test checks that every
complete catalog has the three.
Docs: docs/mcp.md, docs/target-app-parity.md.
- After a drag past either end of the range, the first arrow key now
steps back from the value shown instead of doing nothing.
- With the Selection tool, a plain double-click on a blend widget no
longer edits or isolates the artwork under it, or leaves isolation.
Ctrl/Cmd+Shift double-click still releases a guide there.
- docs/mcp.md says the lower widget shows only when the steps follow
the spine, and the G13 blend easing entry in docs/gaps.md no longer
lists on-canvas easing handles as missing.
Window › Swatch Libraries › Patterns and the Swatches panel's library
menu gain Optical Effects (`optical-effects`), a built-in pattern library
of eight black tiles drawn in code: Sine Bands, Ripple Lines,
Interference Rings, Offset Rings, Warped Checks, Pinched Stripes,
Chevron Pulse and Radiating Lenses. The names and designs are
VectorCraft's own. Each tile is 32 to 48 pt, one period of its design,
with fixed sample counts (at most 600 paths and 20,000 segments), so a
band that leaves one edge comes back at the same place on the opposite
edge, and rings and lenses that cross an edge are kept whole for the
tiling to draw on the next tile. Clicking a swatch adds its pattern and
swatch once and applies it, as with Geometric Patterns
(`swatch.library.add`).
The menu label has a row in every catalog; docs/mcp.md, the parity doc
and ROADMAP name the library.
A function an earlier run of a named engine defined was reported without
a line, column or file when it threw in a later run. The realm now gives
each source a tag that stays the same from run to run (Realm::error_tag,
Realm::script_tag), and no two sources share one once the tags run out.
Each named engine keeps the source maps of its runs' scripts, included
files and $.evalFile files, within 8 MiB, dropping the oldest first, and
an error in kept code is reported at that file, line and column. The
report's name and the console line keep the calling run's name. For an
earlier script given as source, file is that run's name.
Docs: docs/mcp.md (Script engines), script.run params text,
docs/target-app-parity.md.
The 3D and Materials row of docs/target-app-parity.md names Revolve
(Classic) with its options and surfaces among what ships, and its
evidence names the tests that cover it.
With Envelope Options > Distort Appearance on, the import tries type in an
envelope mapped from its glyphs, and from its glyphs grown by half its
strokes' weight (#6535), on its own warp and on its saved grid. In users'
files the drawn art of some stroked type maps from the box of what the type
paints instead, which differs from those where:
- the type has sharp corners at its edges (slanted stems, pointed feet) and
miter joins: the miter tip pokes out past half the weight, as far as the
miter limit lets it, though not as far as the bounds with strokes allow
(a miter at every corner);
- a stroke carries a Transform effect that moves it (a drop shadow): the
moved stroke paints past the glyphs on that side;
- a glyph holds a contour of zero length at its edge, which paints nothing:
the glyphs' box counts it.
Such an envelope failed the drawn-art check and kept its drawn art.
After every way it was tried before, and before a grid moved onto its drawn
art, the envelope is now also tried mapped from what its type paints, where
that box is another: its glyph outlines with their fills and strokes baked
as the envelope bakes them under Distort Appearance (geometry effects
applied), each piece measured by its visual bounds. Those are exact for
miter joins (a tip counts where the limit keeps it) and round joins, and an
upper bound for bevel joins, miters the limit cuts, width profiles and
square-capped dashes. Effects on the type object itself are left out, as
VectorCraft applies them after the envelope bends the type. Groups round
type and other objects in the contents are measured as before. A side
within 1e-4 pt of another box's counts as that side, so a box measured two
ways isn't tried twice. The box is measured only when its try comes and a
check is left for it, and once for an envelope: on a synthetic file of 256
envelopes of 2,000 characters each the import takes 13.3 s, as before,
where measuring it up front took 14.7 s.
On 224 of our own files (used locally, never committed), envelopes of type
that open live go from 154 in 45 files to 161 in 50, none fewer in any
file; no file changes whether it opens from its layers or its PDF part.
Tests: ai::envelope::tests::
mitred_type_is_also_tried_mapped_from_what_its_stroke_paints_miter_tips_included,
type_with_a_mitred_character_stroke_is_also_tried_mapped_from_what_it_paints,
a_stroke_moved_by_a_transform_effect_counts_where_it_paints,
round_joined_type_is_not_tried_twice_for_the_same_box,
a_contour_of_zero_length_paints_nothing,
a_side_within_the_slack_of_the_geometric_box_is_that_side, and
tests_native::a_warp_of_mitred_type_maps_from_what_its_stroke_paints_where_its_drawn_art_does.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`__savePresetAs` makes OK save a preset instead of writing the PDF or
printing. ui.dialog.set now accepts it only while Save Preset... has
added the field, so a request cannot add it and confirm in one step.
text.tabs.set takes a list of more than 256 stops when every paragraph it
targets already holds at least that many, so a paragraph loaded with more
stops can lose them one at a time (the Tabs panel's Delete Tab). Any
other list of more than 256 stops is still refused, counted as supplied
before stops at one position merge.
Docs: docs/mcp.md.
When a dynamic symbol is redefined or edited, each instance kept every
appearance change whose path still named an object, even when that
object is now one that draws no fill or stroke of its own (an image, a
blend, a mesh) or a symbol instance given a gradient or pattern fill.
symbol.instance.setAppearance refuses such a paint, but the change stayed
on the instance and still counted as a color the document uses.
Fitting the changes to the new art now also clears a fill or stroke the
object at that path does not draw, and drops a change left empty.
Coordinates outside -32,768 to 32,767 plotter units (about 82 cm from the origin) are written as they are, with a warning that older devices may not read them. HP-GL/2 plots are not checked against this range.
With one whole blend selected, the Selection and Blend tools show two
widgets at the halfway point of its spine. Dragging the upper widget
along the spine sets the color shift (-100 to 100), and dragging the
lower one sets the easing strength (0 to 100). The lower widget shows
only when the steps follow a spine (a replaced spine or Align to Path),
the rule the step placement uses; a blend made without a spine shows
neither. When the boxes of three or more other visible objects hold a
widget's spot, the widget moves out in 16 px steps, up to 144 px, and
its line to the halfway point grows with it. While a widget is held,
the arrow keys step its value by 1 (Shift: by 10), and Escape or a
switch to another tool cancels the drag. A drag is one undo step; a
click or a drag that ends where it started records none.
- object.blend.setEasing sets easingType, ramp and colorShift on one
blend, refuses a hidden or locked blend and easing on a blend without
a spine, and records no undo step when nothing changes.
- BlendSpec::eases_along_spine holds the rule the step placement and
the widget share.
- While a tool is busy, an arrow it claims arrives with the press's
Shift and Alt; before, it always arrived plain.
Docs: docs/mcp.md, docs/target-app-parity.md.
ui.dialog.set took every field whose name starts with `__`, so a control
request (or MCP's answer_dialog, which goes through it) could rewrite the
`__command` and `__params` of a confirmation or the generic parameter
dialog, a plug-in command dialog's `__command`, or the paste a swatch
conflict waits to finish, after a person opened the dialog. The person's
OK then ran something else.
A `__` field is now settable only when it is a control of that kind of
dialog: a section or tab shown, a link between two fields, a name or
search being typed (for example Save PDF's `__section`, Transform Each's
`__constrain`, the Preferences `__search`). Every other `__` field, held
or not, is refused with "the `<kind>` dialog cannot set protected field
`<field>`". The request sets no field, and with `action: "confirm"` OK
does not run. Flags a button sets together with other fields are refused
too: the style dialogs' `__reset*`, Artboard Options' `__fit`,
`__sizeChoice`, `__refx` and `__refy`, and Scribble's `__scribbleSetting`.
Recolor's Merge takes a row listed twice in the selection once, and
Randomize keeps a seed at u64::MAX instead of overflowing it.
Docs: docs/control-protocol.md, docs/mcp.md, docs/target-app-parity.md.
Effect > Refresh Deferred Effects looked up the objects asked for, the
stages reached, the objects drawn whole and the inputs that ran with
Vec::contains, and counted each target stage by scanning every deferred
record. Asking whether a stage stays deferred and replacing a stage's
records when it runs also scanned every record.
Deferrals::refresh now keeps the objects asked for and the objects drawn
whole in sets, and Refresh's ids, retried, visited and touched and
Pass.ran and seen are sets. The deferred records are kept in a BTreeMap
by the order they were made in, with an index by stage and input key, so
holds, State::remove, settle and the refresh's reconciliation and count
look at the records of the stages concerned only. The targets, counts,
records kept and their order, marks and revision are unchanged.
Docs: docs/target-app-parity.md.
Effect › 3D and Materials › 3D (Classic) › Rotate (Classic)… turns every
fill and stroke as one flat plane, as Rotate does, and shades it with the
classic No Shading or Diffuse surface.
- `effect.apply` with `threeD.classicRotate`: the Position rotation and
Perspective, `surface` (`none` or `diffuse`), the classic lights,
Ambient Light, Blend Steps and Shading Color. It has no highlight, no
Draw Hidden Faces and no shadow.
- The dialog shows Position on the Rotation tab and the surface and
lights on the Lighting tab, with no Object tab.
- Groups and layers turn about one shared center, and the effect also
goes on a fill or stroke, as Rotate's does.
- `effect.lightingPreset` refuses it, as it refuses the other classic
3D effects.
- Unknown parameters, numbers out of range, bad flags, a surface other
than No Shading or Diffuse and bad shading colors are refused with an
error.
The 3D and Materials rows of target-app-parity.md's area tables now name
Rotate (Classic) and Map Art as the 3D (Classic) work that remains, as
effects-parity.md and gaps.md do.
A save or export that writes a file per artboard, linked images or image
maps names them after the file picked in the save panel, which asked only
about that name. A file already there under one of the other names was
replaced without a question.
Save As, Save a Copy, Save as Template, Save and Export now check those
files before writing anything. When any is there, nothing is written and
a replaceFiles question names it (and lists all of them when there are
several). OK runs the save or export again on the document that asked and
replaces the named files; a file it would now write that the question did
not name is asked about again. Cancel writes nothing. A background save
or export checks from its worker and asks once it ends, after a dialog
open then. Files the document's last Save or Save As wrote are replaced
without asking.
Services::exists is now an Arc<dyn Fn(&str) -> bool + Send + Sync>.
Under --automation-read-root, document.inspect gives `path` as null when
the document's file is outside the read roots. document.json names a
linked image or placed file outside them by its file name alone, without
its relative path, size or date, in the layers, symbols, graph designs,
patterns, the pattern being edited and opacity masks. It also names a
data set's image value outside them by its file name, and leaves the
Export for Screens folder outside them out of export_settings. The
document is not changed, and unconfined callers see the same replies as
before.
Type > Dynamic Text and the Contextual Task Bar now also take point
type. Turning it on makes the point type area type with Block on, in
the same undo step:
- Along the lines, the frame is as wide as the widest line as typed
with its paragraph's indents, measured with the word gap, so that
line keeps its size and stays where it was across the page by its
own alignment. The other lines are set to that width. When negative
indents take more than that line's width, the frame is as wide as
the line, placed so the line keeps its aligned point, and Block makes
the line larger.
- The frame starts at the top of the text and grows down (to the left
for vertical type) to hold every fitted line, around any Text Wrap
objects above it, so nothing overflows.
- The new frame takes the default Area Type Options and keeps only the
gaps; options kept from an earlier frame do not carry over.
- Point type with no line to fit (empty, or only spaces and breaks) is
left as it is, and so is point type when `on` is false. Without `on`,
point type counts as off, and the Type menu item is unchecked when
point type comes first in the selection. A gap given with nothing it
can apply to is an error.
Block now subtracts a list level's indent from the room it sets each
line to, as the layout does. Before, a nested list item was first set
too large for its line and then made smaller on a later pass.
Docs: docs/mcp.md, docs/target-app-parity.md.
A {Custom: {name, path}} head is refused when its path fills no area under the
non-zero rule: a single anchor, points on one line, or contours that cancel out.
A bow tie and a thin bar are taken. The params text and docs/mcp.md state the rule.
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