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Stom__
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September 21, 2026
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J'ai decouvert un bug avec les objets dynamiques vectoriels, des éléments disparaissent où sont déplacés après modifications/enregistrement dans illustrator puis mise à jour dans photoshop.

  • September 21, 2026
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J'ai decouvert un bug avec les objets dynamiques vectoriels, des éléments disparaissent où sont déplacés après modifications/enregistrement dans illustrator puis mise à jour dans photoshop.

Photoshop v 27.10
Illustrator v 30.8.1

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    Anshul_Saini
    Community Manager
    Community Manager
    September 21, 2026

    Hi @Stom__,

    Thanks for reporting this. We’d like to take a closer look at the Photoshop/Illustrator round-trip in this case. Could you please share a small sample Photoshop file and the corresponding Illustrator file that reproduces the problem? If the Illustrator document contains linked assets, please package the file (File > Package) to ensure the required links are included.
     

    Please upload the files to Dropbox, Google Drive, or another file-sharing service and share the link via DM.
     

    A short screen recording would also be very helpful, showing:

    • the Smart Object as it appears in Photoshop before editing;

    • opening/editing it in Illustrator;

    • the specific change made in Illustrator;

    • saving the Illustrator document;

    • and the elements disappearing or changing position when returning to Photoshop.

     

    Could you also confirm whether the affected Smart Object is Linked or Embedded, and whether the Illustrator document uses multiple artboards?
     

    One additional test would help us narrow this down. If you place the same Illustrator artwork into a new Photoshop document using File > Place Embedded, choose Art Box rather than Bounding Box for the crop option, and repeat the edit/save round-trip, does the problem still occur?
     

    Please don't modify the original files specifically for that test. We'd still like the original reproducing files if you're able to share them.
     

    Once we have the sample files and the exact round-trip that triggers it, we should be able to determine whether this is related to artwork bounds/artboard handling or something else.
     

    Best,

    Anshul Saini