In comic sans though.For those who started out doodling on Microsoft’s Paint app and want to be free from its limitations without having to deal with the complexity and hassle of getting accustomed to Adobe Photoshop and the like, Autodesk Sketchbook combines all the necessary features for drawing, doodling, editing and more into a user-friendly interface designed for beginners and professionals alike. If you have any idea how this can be resolved, I have three more stars with your name on it. I’m running High Sierra on a mid-2012 i5 MacBook Pro, 4gb of RAM and an SSD, and I’m using a Cintiq for drawing. I’m a bit of a luddite, but my other design suite and even video editing software run perfectly fine and I’d imagine they’d be more taxing on memory. I’ve even done a clean install of High Sierra and the problem persists.
I’ve followed all the suggestions in the fora - resetting to factory default, turning off enable rotate, brush stamp, etc, restoring, reinstalling and trying old versions of the Cintiq software - no dice. This version (8.6.1) seems to have dropped the ball on responsiveness and the knock-on is a pretty frustrasting experience throughout.The brushes lag, particularly the larger ones. I’m a storyboard artist and the previous releases have all been perfect for what I do - fast and responsive. I’ve used them in studio and home environments and I’ve yet to find another program that matches Sketchbook’s usability, elegance and friendly feel. I’ve been a big fan of the previous releases since the beginning.
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