Linking Photoshop layers in Illustrator

[유진3243374287kj]

I purchased it because I was told that if I copy it from Illustrator and paste it into Photoshop, I can link it to Photoshop as an illustration layer. However, if I copy it from Illustrator and paste it into Photoshop and choose to move it to a layer, a corresponding instruction message appears.

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'The 'Paste' command cannot be completed because Photoshop does not support Illustrator clipboard content that contains non-native art, legacy text, or freeform gradient objects.'

Please solve it.. I bought it because of this.

일러스트에서 복사하고 포토샵에 붙여넣기하면 일러스트 레이어 그대로 포토샵에 연동이 가능하다고 해서 구매를 하였는데 일러스트에서 복사하고 포토샵에 붙여넣기를 해서 레이어로 옮기기로 선택을 하면 해당 안내문구가 나옵니다..

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'Photoshop은 기본이 아닌 아트, 레거시 텍스트 또는 자유형 그레이디언트 개체를 포함하는 Illustrator 클립보드 콘텐츠를 지원하지 않기 때문에 '붙여넣기' 명령을 완료할 수 없습니다.'

제발 해결부탁드립니다.. 이것 때문에 구매했습니다.

[c.pfaffenbichler]

Please provide the ai-file. 

Feature Requests (Idea) or Bug Reports are registered at Adobe, otherwise this is essentially a user Forum, though thankfully some Adobe employees do occasionally chime in.

[c.pfaffenbichler]

What exactly are you trying to achieve: Paste Illustrator content as Layers in Photoshop or link it (as Vector Smart Objects) in Photoshop? 

What is the ultimate task, which elements do you need to utilize in which application and why? 

[Kevin Stohlmeyer]

@유진3243374287kj a better option instead of pasting non-compliant Illustrator components is to place into Photoshop (File Place Linked) as a Smart Object. This maintains the Illustrator structure in PS while linking back to the original AI file.

[c.pfaffenbichler]

A thing to keep in mind: A Vector Smart Object in a Photoshop file will still output as pixels, not vector data.