A solid now shares its mapped graphics only with the run of solids just
before it that have the same opacity and blending mode. Before, it
joined any earlier solid with the same settings, so with members A, B
and C where A and C match, A's graphic was drawn after C and over B.
The Materials tab shows no artboard handles for graphics on a hidden
fill or stroke, which draws no solid and no graphics.
docs/three-d.md now says that pattern tiles in a graphic keep their own
colors instead of taking the face's light.
Space held while dragging out a new anchor already moved it, handles and
all, but the closing drag skipped it, so the closing anchor could not be
repositioned. The closing drag now moves the first anchor by as far as the
pointer moves while Space is held, its handles with it, and the drag
shapes the handles round the new place once Space is released.
path.close takes `at: [x, y]`, which moves the first anchor, its handles
with it, before `in` and `out` are placed. docs/mcp.md and the Pen line
in docs/target-app-parity.md describe it.
docs/mcp.md said twice that `pages` naming every page of a .ai saved
without PDF compatibility opens it from its editing data, once with the
file named and once as "such a file". The paragraph also ended in the
middle of a sentence: "`clipboard.importPdf` takes every object of its
editing".
The sentence now appears once, with the file named, and the paragraph
ends with "its editing data."
Docs: docs/mcp.md.
Saving with transparentImages "omit" now reports its note in the notes on
the options rather than in the warnings, so the test compares every note
the export gives.
A mesh envelope's points carry no color, so object.mesh.addLine with
a color at a point the envelope already has changes nothing. It now
compares only the envelope's points and handles and records no undo
step. The command text and docs/mcp.md say so.
object.mesh.addLine at a point that is already a mesh point (a corner,
a point on an edge or inside) adds neither a row nor a column, yet it
recorded an undo step. The lines are now added to a copy of the object
first: when the grid stays the same, including a mesh envelope stored
without handles, the command returns the point's index and records
nothing. A new color at the point is still one undo step.
The symbol instances the picker reads now share one limit of 16,000,000
placed objects, charged through charge_symbol_art and counted as the
renderer counts them, so deeply nested or heavily repeated instances
stop there. An instance whose art would pass the limit is left out with
its own paints, as the canvas draws none of it. Pattern tiles carry the
count in and out, and their art is read one level deeper than the
object the pattern fills, so a chain of patterns shares the depth limit
with the art around it; a pattern cut short there is read again where
it is used less deep.
The pixels read inside clip groups are now tested against at most
4,000,000 clipping-path elements in all. The clipped reads of one image
share the work, a read outside clip groups keeps its own pixel budget,
and when the work left can't test a pixel of every clipped read, the
reads that fit are kept in order and the rest are left out.
ImageBlob::sample_pixels takes a pixel budget for each pick.
A drag with the right or middle button on a Layers row could move or
copy the row, and the same drag on a guide row, the selected-art
square, the eye or lock column or a target circle moved the guide or
the art, swept visibility or locks, or transferred the appearance.
Each of these drags now starts only with the primary button, as the
Artboards panel's row drag does, and the grab cursor follows the
primary button too. A right-click still opens the row's menu.
The new test drags each of the six sources with the secondary and the
middle button, checks that no drag payload is held and that nothing in
the document or its undo steps changes, then drags the same path with
the primary button to show the drop target takes it.
docs/ui-parity.md and docs/target-app-parity.md listed the distance and
angle readouts while drawing as missing. With Smart Guides > Measurement
Labels on, the Line Segment tool labels the segment being drawn with its
distance, angle and X and Y offsets, and the Pen, Curvature and Smart Pen
tools label their rubber band the same way (#2983). The Measurement
labels row is marked done, the two dimension rows drop the gap, and the
Drawing aids entry describes the labels.
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