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Submitted byAnonymouson10-01-201904:16 PM
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Gathering Support
Windows 10 Arm suuport
Please compile the windows 10 version of this app for ARM support.
With the new Surface coming, having arm support will be crucial for people who want to use Windows on the slimmer device, and still need to use Sketchbook.
Here's a little update. I picked up a new Surface Pro X, well aware that the native ARM64 application selection would be limited. So far I've been using an older 32-bit version of Sketchbook (8.5.1 I believe).
it's usable, but missing the ability to rotate the canvas to to a graphic driver. I very much prefer the Windows 10 app, as it pans and zooms so much smother, and the auto save and recover is a lifesaver... but alas, that version is 64-bit only.
I implore you Autodesk... please get Sketchbook ARM64 compatible. Adobe Fresco is on the way for ARM... and I really don't want to go down that road.
A good stop-gap would be to simply resume providing 32-bit Intel packages. The Pro X runs them just fine. I've tried Chrome and it renders and scrolls through pages without any apparent lag.
Microsoft didn't spend millions of dollars developing the SQ1 chip on a lark. They are betting on ARM64 as the long-term future of Windows on mobile devices. The time to get ahead of this is now. Adobe is already porting their software to this platform.
Continuing with 32 would be an okay compromise, but only if they updated the graphics driver to work with DirectX instead of depending on OpenGL (Which doesn't work on ARM as of yet)
The SQ1 is actually very powerful, I've used to to play Portal, and Arkham Knight in high res.
I'd even wager that compiling for Arm64 would be just as easy for the win 10 app as maintaining a 32-bit variant considering Sketchbook already runs on ARM on android and ios. Plus Microsoft soft put tools in place to make compilation easy for devs.
Hopefully we all will get our dreams and Sketchbook will run on all modern hardware and have feature parity across all platforms.
There are already several "drawing apps" for this platform, but none from a company I've heard of or have any reason to trust. If Autodesk manages to get this working before Adobe, they will have a serious first-to-market advantage among Surface X users.
I hope this happens soon i am realy tempted to buy the Pro X but i wan't atleast a applocation i know of that i can use on it i hope Autodesk makes a ARM64 version knowing Adobe is allready on it and probably will release it this year.
Just received my surface pro X today… and just discovering this big compatibility issue with sketchbook... I'm so disappointed! Please make sure to remedy this problem very soon!
Just tried to download Revit on the 2020 release Microsoft Surface Pro X and it didn't work. I can't believe the highest end Surface available doesn't run it when my surface from 3 years ago did!!!!!!! Please Autodesk, help us out!!!!
