For me (using version 24.2.3) it does not snap to Guides (using pen tool) if I disable "Snap to Point." What tool are you using? Is the snapping to guides your main issue, or is it also snapping to lines / points when not supposed to? Have you tried...
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The line extension smart guide does not work even when smart guides are enabled Illustrator 2025 (version 29.0.1) When extending a line, it's not snapping to the Line Extension smart guide The Pencil tool creates smooth drawings with fewer anchor points even when Fidelity is set to Accurate ...
Yes, it is probably a matter of just turning something on - just need to find out where that is. Thought I had it but I am still not getting the desired result. What I am used to is the line popping up when I am trying to align two objects together and it snapping at ...
Hopefully they'll implement it at some point. I tried the different types of guide and set snapping up to take diagonals, but it's not quite the same as having the visual guides, which I had to create via the pen tool (an exercise in time wasting) 😒 walt.farrell 1 Quote ...
You can set preferences for Smart Guides by going to Illustrator > Preferences > Smart Guides & Slices on the Mac or Edit > Preferences > Smart Guides & Slices on Windows. The preferences pane allows you to decide what shows in Smarts Guides and angles and snapping tolerance. ...
The snapping behaviour is different for a 2.4px stroke compared to a 2.5px stroke. That makes the behaviour very unpredictable in practice. Thankfully, Illustrator’s grid feature does provide the behaviour I’m after. To set up a grid that matches the pixel grid, open Guides & Grids in ...
so be mindful of this when you're creating artboards. Note that you can't click in the middle of the artboard canvas, you actually have to click the name just above the artboard. If you want to make it a little easier to move around your artboards make sure that snapping is enabled ...
using Illustrator go to View > guides > unlock guides. Click on your specific guide and hit “R” and “Enter” to begin rotating it to your desired angle. If you have snapping enabled, you can Alt+Click on that guide while in Rotate mode to pick a particular point you want to rotate...
It's worth noting that since the release of Adobe Illustrator CC 2014, Bezier handles are immune to grid-snapping. You can therefore make sure your anchors all stick to the grid (great for web use) whilst maintaining precision with free curves. Anchor Point and Handle Display Determines the ...