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Will Sketchbook add steady stroke to the iOS version of Sketchbook Pro? I've switched to the iPad Pro for sketching and really miss steady stroke on the format. For now, I have to use my PC to clean-up drawings with steady stroke. Please please please add!
Right, but steady stroke acts much differently than predictive stroke. I like the fact the steady stroke line follows as you draw, that way your lines can very clean and exact without the guesswork of predictive stroke.
Yes, Please have steady stroke added to ios Sketchbook. I just bought the iPad pro, and am disappointed to see that it doesn't have steady stroke. I am a frequent user of the mac version and it is my go-to tool, as it assists with smooth lines without giving up control. Predictive stroke is useful but not when I need accuracy - too much guesswork.
Oh my gosh! Why isn't this in the IOS version? I specifically bought an iPad Pro to use sketchbook pro on the go and I'm disappointed that this key feature isn't in this app already.
It makes no sense that steady stoke is not included on the iOS software and predictive stoke is not a substitute; they are completely different user experiences.
Can someone from AutoDesk confirm this and acknowledge there will be an effort to release the steady stroke feature in a future product update?
You've already developed the code, just implement it into the iOS software. I'm sure there are thousands of designers that are frustrated by the illogical nature of this circumstance.
so we are now over two years later and it is still not available... (when) is this happening ???
as mentioned by others the "steady stroke" is very helpful and usefull tool, and is totally different from the 'predictive' stroke tool (which output is somewhat random most of the time)
