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Hi,
I have a problem where the bounding box (blue highlight) disappears, ONLY when moving an object – it's there when I select the object but when I drag it it disappears. This has just started happening and I'm sure I've accidentally hit the wrong keyboard shortcut somewhere along the line but I can't work out how to fix the issue.
Any thoughts much appreciated.
Cheers,
Rob
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That is called Real Time Drawing & Editing.
The bounding box has been always hidden when moved.
What you probably mean (I guess) is that the object edges are hidden.
Turn off Real Time Drawing & Editing or GPU preview to get the edges back.
Yes, I did indeed mean the object edges
Turning off Real Time Drawing & Editing has got my edges back (which I find useful), Thank You!
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Working with it now and yes after de-selecting the "real time..." BS feature, the bounding box is visible when actually moving an object which is what is really useful when creating precise artwork for print production
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I think you are mistaking the bounding box with the object's outline.
By turning Real-time drawing and editing, you get to see the outline of the object only.
Bounding box is still missing. Here is what I mean:
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By turning Real-Time drawing and editing on I no longer see etither the Bounding box or the outline when moving an object. Totally useless feature when working with precise artwork for print production especially for very expensive projects.
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Totally useless feature when working with precise artwork for print production especially for very expensive projects.
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Not everyone does precise artwork all the time (or at all). People have been asking for the feature for a long time.
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@Ton Frederiks Thank you for that answer! It's been driving me crazy not to be able to line-up objects, especially on corners.
BTW, the bounding box has NOT always been hidden when moved. The center handles are often used for line-ups in more technical work.