1.Create an artboard containing a mix of different layer types (pixel, smart obj, text, shape)
Select the Artboard (selects all children as well)
Load a library that has Colors, Character Styles, and Layer Styles
Click on one from each of these sets ^^
Result: There is an inconsistency in each separate workspace and an inconsistency between the two workspaces (any standard PS workspace vs. Design Space).
In standard PS - Colors ARE NOT applied to all layers that can accept (text and shape), Layer Styles ARE applied to all layers and Character Styles ARE NOT applied to type layers
In Design Space - Colors ARE applied to all layers that can accept (text and shape), Layer Styles ARE applied to all layers and Character Styles ARE NOT applied to type layers
Note: Attempting to apply Colors in this scenario in 16.1.2 fails with errors (Transfer from type.setColor to type.updateColor failed: TypeError: Cannot read property 'characterStyle' of null)
1.Create an artboard containing a mix of different layer types (pixel, smart obj, text, shape)
Result: There is an inconsistency in each separate workspace and an inconsistency between the two workspaces (any standard PS workspace vs. Design Space).
In standard PS - Colors ARE NOT applied to all layers that can accept (text and shape), Layer Styles ARE applied to all layers and Character Styles ARE NOT applied to type layers
In Design Space - Colors ARE applied to all layers that can accept (text and shape), Layer Styles ARE applied to all layers and Character Styles ARE NOT applied to type layers
Note: Attempting to apply Colors in this scenario in 16.1.2 fails with errors (
Transfer from type.setColor to type.updateColor failed: TypeError: Cannot read property 'characterStyle' of null
)