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I haven't used the Rectangular Grid Tool in a while, but now I need to and I'm finding that the horizontal dividers skew is refusing to stay set to zero. I open the Rectangular Grid Tool Options, set the number of dividers, set the skews to zero, click OK, draw my grid, and the divisions come out non-linear, as shown below. When I look back at the options, the horizontal divider skew has reset to -500% or something of that order of magnitude. No matter what I do I can't seem to make Illustrator generate a regular grid. Really annoying.
Any suggestions appreciated.
Try and restrt Illustrator.
If that does not help, restart the computer.
If that still does not help, reset the preferences.
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Try and restrt Illustrator.
If that does not help, restart the computer.
If that still does not help, reset the preferences.
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Thanks Monika and Ton -- I had restarted Illustrator and restarted the PC, but had not reset preferences. That did the trick.
FYI, to reset preferences press and hold Alt+Control+Shift (Windows) or Option+Command+Shift (Mac OS) as you start Illustrator.
https://helpx.adobe.com/ee/illustrator/using/setting-preferences.html
(FYI, marking Monika's answer correct only because she was 1 minute before Ton, though Ton gets credit for providing a link)
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Did you try to Restart Illustrator, Restart your System or reset your Preferences?