Why does illustrator keep doing this to my shapes and how do

>>313080
Are you referring to it being in metric, or it not being whole numbers?

I think he's referring to the .001 (thousandths) of the measurement, and wants whole numbers.

What happens if you type 45 in the Y box? Is is overriding back to 44.999 after you enter a new value?

>>313080
welcome to the life of adobe products

dont forget your monthly fee for the same tools you've used for 2 decades.

>>313143
Dude, what about the fucking hundreds of thousands of designers, photographers, or other creatives who's livelihoods they enable?

jesus christ man, they're allowed to not be perfect

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>>313143
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>>313145
What that fuck am I reading

>>313145
Dude, we get it; you vape, now please GTFO I'm sick of your weekly shilling posts.

>>313159
Did you actually read what I wrote?

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>>313164
Or this;
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That's shilling according to you?

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>>313159
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>>313159
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>>313159
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>>313159
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>>313168
>>313172

thanks.

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>>313144
>company makes software version of actual processes that have existed for years and would continue to exist with or without.
>buys all competition to stunt growth of industry and create a 'legal' monopoly
>doesn't update features as core developers of software left decade prior
>hires out cheap development teams in india to create extra "new features" that will barely impact your day to day.
>hires out another cheaper team in china for basic bug testing, but doesn't actually test how it is used outside of 5 beta tester programs.
>doesn't actually develop software themselves anymore
>releases version of the software that cripples print, color profiling, and pantone integration
>doesn't release patch updates for it
>instead releases new version of software at full price with the needed patch updates from the last version, but a new set of bugs
>take same version of software, don't fix bugs, but instead upgrade it to work with new OS coding standards and call it a brand new version that is sold for full price.
>slightly update UI and call it a new version for a monthly fee
>Advertise CS6 will always be available for sale at full price and they will always be updated for new OS requirements
>new OS requirements come out
>release statement that CS6 will no longer be updated
>tell people "you'll get great feature updates and patch fixes" as long as you pay monthly
>new CC versions are more risk than reward due to bugs
>actually haven't added a job altering feature in 10 years

you must be like 19 or something

>>313080
Disable snapping to grid / point? I get this sometimes and turning that off seems to help.

My best guess is that it has to constrain to some pixel aspect and the 4.99999 mm sits right at that and maybe the whole number can't be produced in print since it doesn't fit into a full pixel. See what it does if you make the document for web

>>313174
You're the only shill I enjoy reading.

>>313209
pirate then