https://forums.adobe.com/people/Test+Screen+Name  wrote The person who wrote the article did not expect 29.999 instead of 30. Doesn’t mean the resulting raster will be wrong. You are trying to prove the software is wrong by quoting how-to advice, that doesnt fly. I am concerned about the larger errors. Again, I am creating a vector icon, why on earth would I need a raster? I need it on the website as SVG so a vector. And just to show you how important are those numbers. Here is a screenshot of two vector icons. The first icon on the left was made in Illustrator CC 2018. The values in the transform box of that icon are not whole and not even. On the right we have the same icon altered in Illustrator CC 2014. The values in the transform box are whole and even. The first icon saved as svg and inserted into a website looks blurry and pixelated. The second one inserted into a website is perfectly sharp and pixel perfect. Can you see a difference now? LEFT: Illustrator CC 2018                            RIGHT: illustrator CC 2014 - whole and even numbers not whole and not even numbers Bigger version: In Illustrator CC 2014 I am able to change the values of transform box and in CC 2018 I am not able to change it. As you can see the finished icon (CC 2018) does not look clean and sharp as the other icon made in CC 2014. I am not able to create nice and clean vectors in CC 2018 if this is not a bug then what is? I am going to use Illustrator CC 2014 which does not have this transform box bug. But I would like this to be reported as a bug, because it is a bug!! ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Monika+Gause  wrote Will those icons be output to raster files? In that case nobody will ever see your numbers. All that matters is what shows in pixel preview mode. No they will be used as SVG that is why I need to have those numbers as whole numbers. ... View more

I am trying to design pixel perfect icons to use on the website. I have read numerous articles and tutorials on designing pixel perfect icons and why you should design pixel perfect icons, and what it means. All these tutorials said that when creating pixel perfect icons I should have my transform box open all the time and make sure that all numbers are even, and stay away from commas. When the numbers are not whole and even, they should be changed in the transform box into whole and even numbers. If they won't be whole and even numbers then the icon will be blurry on the website and I will not be able to scale it up and down properly. So this is why it is so important. Here are links to outside articles that all say the same about why numbers in transform box need to be whole and even: http://iconutopia.com/how-to-design-pixel-perfect-icons/ https://blog.ginetta.net/i-set-out-to-create-pixel-perfect-icons-heres-what-i-discovered-along-the-way-4e46378932df https://www.tutpad.com/tutorials/how-to-create-pixel-perfect-icons All these articles mentioned how easy it is to change uneven numbers with comma in the transform box by simply changing it into an even number and I am the only person in the world that is not able to change that value and you do not think that it is a problem. ... View more

Are you serious? 1. It is weird because I am not able to change the size of the icon that I am designing. 2. Illustrator changes those values by itself - and somehow it did not do that in CC 2013 3. It was not always 44.001 or 39.999 before it gave me 20.607px  instead of 20px 41.213px instead of 42px. That is not close enough. 4. Using MAKE PIXEL PERFECT on an icon that was 28px x 28 px turned it into 27.978px x 28px Besides I am trying to make pixel perfect icons, and this makes it impossible. ... View more

In case I did not make my problem very clear here it is outlined again: I am not able to change the value of transform box into any even/whole number. Every single time i put an even number there it changes into a weird , not whole number. I just installed Illustrator CC 2015 and it also does not allow me to change values of transform box into an even number. Installed Illustrator CC 2013 and pasted there this icon I made in CC 2015 with a globe. In CC 2015 ( Picture below) transform box displays 44px x 44.001 px - And I am not able to change it. After pasting the same icon to CC 2013 transform box displayed again a weird number but it did allow me to change it!! In Illustrator 2013 I am able to input any number into transform box and it works! Now some of you might tell me to create my icons in even number size in the first place so I do not have to change it. BUT THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I AM DOING. Illustrator changes the size of the icon into a weird number right after I will rotate it or use a pathfinder. ... View more

I did uncheck Use Preview Bounds but  quitting and re-opening illustrator fixed my problem with a box, but still when I rotate this box or create a diagonal line I have uneven numbers in my transform box. I did a little experiment. I have created a box and a diagonal line in Illustrator CC 2018 then another box and diagonal line in Illustrator 2013 The outcomes look identical, however in CC 2018 the numbers in transform box are crazy and uneven, and in CC 2013, both box and line are even numbers. ... View more

Yes, I thought as well that it might be this snap to pixel thing, but unfortunately it does not work. What is more when I make a perfect square transform box shows me two values First one is Transform Box values which are: 30.012px x 30.012px Second one is Rectangle Properties which are 28px x 28px - which is exactly what I made. Why is this first value not an even number? I have noticed that this value is the size of the box with a Stroke aligned to centre. When I change stroke to be aligned to the inside transform box shows value of 28.022 px by 28px and rectangle shows 28px x 28 px I think that these two values should be exactly the same but they are not. When I change the transform box first value from 28.022 px to 28px it changes the first value of my rectangle box to 27.978px by 28px This is something seriously wrong. What is more is that when I change the rectangle properties to a perfect square 28x28px my pixel preview shows this: Here I decided to use MAKE PIXEL PERFECT and it changed the rectangle value to 27.978px x 28px and then it told me that it is PIXEL PERFECT: This is definitely not pixel perfect and it should be!! Similar things happens to lines EDIT: Installed Illustrator CC 2013 It works perfectly I have a perfect square and a perfect diagonal line. This is then some kind of bug with the newest version of Illustrator ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Monika+Gause  wrote Jolievin   schrieb I have send this centred version of the SVG to the Developer and he told me it behaves in a strange way in the browser, and it just keeps being in the centre because of that extra space. "It keeps being in the centre" of what? OF the WHITE SPACE that is being added to every SVG file I have exported. But on the website it still looks centered although it is transparent. This is how the file looks like in the preview and in the browser: I've added the black border so you can notice all the white space around it, that is not there when opening the SVG file in the illustrator. This is how the file looks like in the Illustrator: NO WHITE SPACE AROUND IT or below it ... View more

Illustrator CC 2018 22.0.1 ( also tried older version of Illustrator CC 2013  the same problem)  I am previewing with an image preview on Mac and in the browser. System MACos Sierra There is no clipping mask. I've tried all exporting options, and every time there is an extra white space, but just in a different place, sometimes below, sometimes my SVG element is in the middle with space around and sometimes there is a space below and on the right. I tired SAVE AS SVG and it still happens, I've tired EXPORT AS..., and I have tried all options there and also different combinations, I have also tried EXPORT FOR SCREENS. When I save the same file as AI or EPS, it saves exactly as it should, without any extra white space. This only happens for SVG elements. When I check SVG code it shows me: width="width of the element" height="height of the element viewBox="0 0 width height" which looks exactly as it should. I tried different files, and the same issue. I checked if there is something, maybe extra hidden layer or object, there is nothing. I have send this centred version of the SVG to the Developer and he told me it behaves in a strange way in the browser, and it just keeps being in the centre because of that extra space. ... View more