I want to divide the text quickly by the space character.

[Pretend that I am ACP]

Can anyone help me write this script?

[Pretend that I am ACP]

Usually I will delete them separately to complete this

Or use EXECL data to sort

I am more cumbersome than I think the script should be able to divide the text with spaces. So come to the community for advice.

[CarlosCanto]

check the scripts in this thread to see if it they work for your needs

Re: How to divide all textFrames in one-character-per-textFrame?

[Pretend that I am ACP]

It's these scripts completely split all the text into a single character which is not what I want

[pixxxelschubser]

天林54894715  schrieb

… Or use EXECL data …

a fast way

[Pretend that I am ACP]

Yes, this is a method

I used to do this, but I feel very troublesome. I have to use EXCEL every time.

[Pretend that I am ACP]

This problem has been bothering me for a long time. Enthusiastic forum script gods, can anyone help me write this?

[Silly-V]

Follow my other advice in the other thread- style each space with different color (find a style applying via regex script on this forum) and then play a pre-recorded "Flatten Transparency" command which has no Outline Text checked on.

[Pretend that I am ACP]

I don't quite understand what you mean, are you a script or something?

[CarlosCanto]

are you looking for assistance writing the script? the link I posted has another script that splits every word. You can start with those 2 scripts, see the logic and try to apply the same concept. Then if you need more assistance post what you have and we'll help you getting it done.

[Egor Chistyakov]

It might be a bit late, but thera are two solutions now to achieve this.

1. A paid plugin, VectorFirstAid by AstuteGraphics, which can break text at the cursor, extracting a selection, etc.

2. A free script, https://onthehead.com/ais/text012/. It has some limitations, but does the job.

[Kurt Gold]

Egor,

you may want to fix the link you provided. There is a character at the end of it that breaks it.

Apart from that you may have a look at a similar task we discussed recently in this forum. Mark (m1b) provided a pretty versatile approach there.

https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator-discussions/how-to-break-apart-in-illustrator/m-p/1272912...