So this update gives everyone more file transfer options and greater control over their data.

We can no longer directly populate the Gallery with those files, but we have introduced new workflows using the iOS native File browser that will provide open and save access to this data.īy leveraging the File browser, it is easy to open and save to any folder on your device, iCloud or any of your preferred 3rd party cloud services. So new developer = broken connection.įor those of you that have been saving to iCloud, we want to reiterate that all your data remains intact in your SketchBook folder. Though your account stays the same and your data is still there, the connection between the app and the account is tied to the developer. One result of this transfer is that we are no longer able to directly connect the Sketchbook Gallery with the previous SketchBook folder on iCloud. The Sketchbook app for iOS was transferred from Autodesk’s developer account to ours as part of Sketchbook’s spin out. This release is a first step towards a new, more open approach to reading and writing Sketchbook files.

Sketchbook version 5.2 for iOS introduces changes to the iCloud workflow and new options for exporting and opening files.

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