Goes on the pile of tedious artboard bugs, along with 'Filter -> Other -> Offset doesn't wrap on Artboards' and 'Cropping an artboard doesn't remove content outside the bounds'.
The behaviour of 'Align with layer' and 'Reset alignment' buttons is surreal, giving different results depending on if they're clicked in the Popup window or the Properties window (which is missing the 'align with layer' checkbox).
As far as I can tell, the issue stems from the Properties window 'Reset Alignment' changing the 'Scale' percentage, but the Popup window 'Reset Alignment' not.
So two different buttons, with the same name, surrounded by near identical controls, each with slightly different behaviour.
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I guess this message is more for the managers who will never read it but nevertheless: I understand a codebase from the 90s is likely extremely difficult to work with, but with the horrific amount that Photoshop now costs, I expect far better. I'm using Photoshop and a custom UXP plugin as part of a game engine and *easily* the majority of this development time has been spent fighting obscure bugs, poor documentation, bad UX and half-supported features.
I've just lost another hour of development time recording videos of bugs for a product that must *easily* bring in over $70mil *per month* to the company. Sure, it's a beta and bugs are expected, but I could report 10 more bugs from the current release too.
Also, I'm *on* the beta because after years of UXP being developed, it's the first version where I can actually get the contents of a type layer (but still has broken, ugly web components and CSS because Chromium was inexplicibly gutted and now doesn't support your own design system). I'm writing the UXP plugin in the first place to replace the official 'Generate Assets' plugin that doesn't support 16-bit assets and appears abandoned.
The *instant* another product ticks enough boxes, we will be moving away from Photoshop and Adobe, who keep charging more money for worse products.
When using the live gradients with artboards, there's a major bug. If one of your gradient point is sitting outside of the artboard and you move that artboard, the gradient doesnt move with the artboard. Major pain. Also, when you use export as, the gradient doesnt behave correctly on the output.
Hi @Vu24095991p691 testing here and it appears to be working.
Please make sure you have the latest version of the beta. It is possible that you will need to delete the beta, restart your system and then download from CCD the newest version and make sure it is this one: 24.6.0 20230520.m.2181
Launch BETA Photoshop While Pressing The Keyboard Shortcut
With Photoshop closed, press and holdShift+Ctrl+Alt(Win) /Shift+Command+Option(Mac) on your keyboard and then Launch Photoshop the way you normally would.
Thanks Cory...I'm running the latest m.2181 but still having the same issues. I've deleted the prefs and reinstalled but I'll see what happens by doing it how you described.
If you use a gradient in a artboard and then create a new artboard, it will totally glitch out, start moving on it's own to a random position. The more artboards you create, the more it will bug. After you try to export all of the artboards, they will be almost all consumed by the gradient, totally glitched out.
Still having the same issues after deleting Beta, restarting system, downloading the Beta again, resetting the prefs. There are still 2 major issues for me. While using artboards and live gradients, when I move those artboards to a different position, the live gradients either dont move with the artboards or it moves with it but doesnt stay in the same positions. The second issue is when I select that artboard and use Export As, the gradient doesnt match whats in my file.
Ao duplicar a prancheta utilizando o novo sistema de degrade, a configuração da prancheta copiada é desconfigurada, mudando o ponto central do degrade.
Has anyone found a fix for the live gradient on artboards exporting issue? It's causing me a nightmare! I have been copying single artboards into a new psd doc, then exporting from there. It's such a long winded work around. This is killing my work flow!!
I was on a screen share with Adobe yesterday, and the person trying to help said they needed to pass it onto a specialist, they seemed to have no idea this is an issue?! I was booked in for a call today, but no one called. Pretty frustrating. Adobe, any chance you could get on this or at least acknowledge you're looking into this issue?
I just got happy with new gradient but not for long - Saving documents messes up all the gradients, they jump around randomly - out of artboard bounds. How is possible to release this feature with such a big bug? Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2QADEvEspg
Everytime I press CTRL+S, or choose to save via menu, save As - same happends, gradients get messed.
It's now September and the issue remains. I found that if I turn the visibility of an artboard off then on again, most of the gradients come back. Then I export the art boards, then save. If I save before export, the export is jacked.
Gradients are still jumping around every time I add an artboard, causing me to have to reposition them. Gradients are also shifted in exported files.
Is there a benefit to having a gradient's position be a coordinate of every artboard rather than the artboard it's on? I'm struggling to figure out why a gradient instance wouldn't be "stapled" to its artboard.
Nearly two decades using adobe products here. I am embarking on a massive project that needs to have individual files that make use of artboards and gradients - such high level stuff! /s... Thank goodness Im on my prototype template and learning that the expensive software I pay for doesnt accomplish these tasks. Moving everything into figma now. Fail.
I have resorted to using "classic gradient" option. You don't get all the nifty edit options but at least it appears to work in the latest update to Adobe. I spent over an hour on the phone with a human rep. They saw first hand the issue and moved it to "engineering". Their solution was I would just have to wait for the next update or revert back 2 versions. Not a solution at all.
FYI: I got a hold of a human by asking the chat bot over and over and over to speak with a human. The algorythm I think is set up if you annoy the crap out of the chat bot they defer to a human 🙂
Same here. This is such a major issue! I have to deliver a massive file for a client with more than 150 Artboards and they all need to be moved around all the time. I'm using a lot of gradients and it's such a mess. This bug is a nightmare, and costs me a lot of money, Adobe!
Workaround tip until this bug is finally fixed: Convert the gradient to a smart object. This way you can always convert it back to a layer object, but at least it will properly export the gradient.
We are aware of the issues of using live gradient tool with artboards and we are working on fixing them.
In the meantime, we'd like to note the following to help our users get unblocked from some of the issues mentioned in this thread -
- A fix for exporting artboards with gradients exists in the Pre-release version of Photoshop under the Tech Preview - ArtboardGradientExportFix. This will be available in next Beta and soon in the release versions.
- We advise users to create new gradient fill layers with the new live gradient tool. That makes sure "Align with layers" is checked OFF that gets rid of issue where the gradients on artboards shift when adding new artboards.
- When "Align with layers" is checked OFF, the gradient is not tied to a layer or an artboard. Which is why when moving the artboard, any gradient fill layer within that artboard will stay where they were. That is, gradient is not "stapled" to an arboard given the checkbox is OFF.
- If this does not help fix your workflow, please try using `Classic gradient` from the dropdown in options bar of the gradient tool. This is the legacy gradient tool and won't have the widget controls.
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