Vysion,   You can do it in an old crude way and see everything as you go, with the following steps, Smart Guides still being your friends:   1) Direct Select the Anchor Point as in your image; 2) With the Line Segment Tool ClickDrag from the Handle into the Anchor to create a guide line; 3) Click the Scale Tool, then Alt/OptionClick the end of the guide line (to scale from there), then set the Uniform Scale suffiently high to extend the guide line; 4) Direct Select the path segment to reveal the Handle, then ClickDrag the Handle along the guide line as desired and see the path change; 5) Delete the guide line 3), or hide it if you may need to use it again.   ... View more

Arturo,   Fundamentally, the range of colours is narrower in (plain) CMYK than in RGB, (especially) including brighter/more stunning colours.   You can see a bit about the fundamental differences, https://duckduckgo.com/?q=rgb+vs+cmyk+gamut&t=ftsa&atb=v320-1&ia=web   If you wish consistent colours, the safe way, as recommended in the old days, is to start out with CMYK colours.   But maybe things have moved so much into the bright(er) world of (RGB) screens that the appearance of (plain CMYK) print has a dwindling importance, so that many will settle for a certain resemblance, maybe using extended gamut printing for more important prints.   You can read a bit about extended gamut printing, https://duckduckgo.com/?q=extended+gamut+printing&t=ftsa&atb=v320-1&ia=web     Edit: And what Ton said while I was still at it.   ... View more

Danny,   Further to your original considerations, about this,   "so far I haven't found a way of automating it in a way that is clean and doesn't require me manually constructing each curve"   I believe the Blend attempt seems to show that you would have to reconstruct the (hopefully only two) original curves to enable a Blend solution, which might be possible by redrawing/recreating (hopefully either of) the shapes with different Anchor Points to obtain the same appearance (closely enough) , and then use a Blend.   This would be different to an automated way, but less so than manually constructing each intermediate curve.   ... View more

Ashraful,   Dave custom built it for SFTW54.   ... View more

Gautam,   What is wrong with a Dotted Dashed Line?     Click to get closer ... View more

Trevor, that is an impressive display of daring and seamanship, and of seaworthiness at a level completely different to that of a tractor ferry, seen in serious trouble in connexion with another sandbar in the second link here, https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/something-for-the-weekend-part-226-make-a-splash/m-p/14959765#M837092   ... View more

Now that is convincing, Trevor; and this seems to be the least dangerous use of the saw blade.   I have never seen ice speedway in real life, but those studs make normal tyre studs look inconspicuous. ... View more

default3,   I believe you will be happier if you work with the distance from the circle (perpenducular to it) of the nearest part of the first letter, rather than the horizontal distance from the circle to the leftmost part or some average.   In the former case, you can select the circle and use Object>Path>Offset with a negative offset equalling the desired distance and start from that.   In the latter case, if you must, you can select the circle and move a copy to the right by the desired and start from that.   Either way you will quite likely need to adjust each line for best appearance, because what looks rigth is right, to express it in a way slightly different to the one Monika used.       ... View more

Jean Carlos,   Your post seems to present a good reason for having and using Smart Guides.   If they get overly helpful, it is possible to make them relax more and take care of fewer things (through the settings). ... View more

Thank you very much for your kind sharing, Trevor.     ... View more

I agree, James; the sea is showing teeth against the the harbourmaster heading home, or maybe The Osprey.   ... View more

I certainly do, Dean; now its tyres must have the most extraordinary grip ever..   For some, or no, reason I have always seen SFTW54 as a Kiwi setting.   ... View more

Thank you very much, Dave.   I can hear that a sawtooth wave sounds as ruthlessly as it cuts.   ... View more

  I came to think of the Great Wave     Click to get closer, Click again to get closer still ... View more

It seems to be surprisingly soft music, or rather scratchy, depending on which way it actually goes, Ged.   Maybe just like They're coming to take me away, Ha-Haaa.     ... View more

 Jane, is that a lucky quarter (nothing red along it), or is it razor sharp?   ... View more

We have an abundance of ivies, and they can be really hard on (still) living hosts here too Kurt; in those cases we try to cut them in time.   Notably, they are usually covering our terrace like a green carpet even well into the winter, where they are very dear to the roe deer, https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator-discussions/it-is-here/m-p/3158698#M7822   Some years I cut the whole carpet loose and drag it off for compost, then let them start over.   This autumn they all suddenly withered, so Bella was lying on a rather thin brown carpet when it began to be here a good month ago.   But we have never seen ivy leaves with white rims.   ... View more

Your good wish reminds me of the third post at the very beginning here, explorer, https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator-discussions/it-is-here/m-p/3158479#M7603   I believe snow is more enjoyable outside cities for a few reasons.   ... View more

Tree of Hearts indeed, Kurt.   I have never seen anything like it.   ... View more

Trevor,   That NZ navy disaster reminded me of an old SFTW entry; and after quite a while I managed to find it: the HMS Sydney posted by Graham in SFTW 164.   ... View more

Robert,   I wonder whether you have a (temporary) corruption of the document or the references.   Is the same happening in a new document?   Is the same happening if you close down Illy (or the computer) and start up again.   And what happens if you clear the preferences? WARNING: save possible customized settings/assets therein you wish to keep, see especially the Before you proceed, create a backup copy of your existing preferences folder (Adobe Illustrator <version> Settings) here https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/kb/troubleshoot-preference-issues.html   ... View more

I only just saw this, Dean.   Right you are, but who but we will trust we see a herbivore?   ... View more

Mariyah,   As far as I know, without having tried it, you can use the attachment feature below the Reply box.   It says:   "Drag & drop here or browse files to attach"   It ought to work with PDFs, AI documents have to be uploaded to somewhere and a link given.   In any case, I believe it is more relevant to attach the original PDF made with revit (the one you have tried to open in AI).   ... View more

Fauro,   There can (sometimes) be two levels of white elements disappearing.   One is invisble but recoverable, which may occur in connexion with settings like Overprint white (Sobreimprimir blanco) or some Blending modes (Modo de fusión). You may have a look for those.   The other is gone, as in lost.   ... View more

Maiyah,   As far as I can see, all the curved paths have been converted to raster images and cut up in bits to fit into the grid squares, and I believe it has happened when creating the PDF from revit.   So the Clip Groups are merely hiding the awful reality.   Maybe a different approach is needed, and maybe Kurt has the answer, if you post the PDF you have started with by opening it in Ai.     Edit: And what Monika said.     ... View more

Mariyah,   I believe the impressive  <Clip Group> amount covering two screenshots and a half are keeping the floorplans out of sight and might.   What happens if you Save a Copy of the document for testing, then in the copy release the first <Clip Group> and see what appears and can be done; it things go well, you can release all and hopefully work properly ever after.   I am afraid that clipping masks/clip groups work as wrappings of content converted between less than fully compatible applications.       ... View more

You are welcome, Dominique.   I hope you will report your findings.   ... View more

Mariyah,   The screenshot  only shows some of Layer 1, can you make one or more more screenshot(s) to show the rest, preferably with an overlap?   May I ask what the last bit underlined here means:   "My sections I also exported into PDF by revit are interactive just not my floorplans."?   I suppose interactive corresponds to vector artwork in Illy speak. ... View more

Dave, Warren, 24/7/52 corresponds exactly to the number of hours in 364 days.     ... View more