It has a feature that lets you use the Page-Up and Page-Down keys to move between documents in a sequence. I often draw an entire character animation rough sequence in Sketchbook Pro. There is no smoothing functionality in Sketchbook Pro.ДЄs to itвЂ™s value as a part of a potential TBS workflow, you might want to approach it as a comfortable rough drawing tool for planning and doing the early stages of a sequence. As a general rule you wonвЂ™t find smoothing in raster based drawing environments. Smoothing is a functionality that is often applied in vector drawing software. I canвЂ™t believe they donвЂ™t have this вЂ¦do you know where this is in SB? Question: Since you have SB вЂ¦one feature I canвЂ™t seem to find is smoothing of the pen/pencil stroke. Seems I loose this flexibility if I can only import from SB as images. I like TBS animation work flow and all the tools they have setup to make whole scale changes to scenes if needed. TBS-Storyboard however seems pretty much the same as TBS. I not very thrilled with TBS drawing environment and tools, so IвЂ™m demoing SB вЂ¦and also demoing TBS storyboard as well. Import as regular TBS drawings where you canвЂ™t make simple changes to the drawings as if they were drawn in TBS. What I was hoping is вЂ¦I could draw in SB and import to TBS but not as images. I did import the drawings to TBS and was only able to do so as images. I am using the SB demo and drawing with it feels great вЂ¦very natural вЂ¦and they have some tools that I think would make TBS better (for example the symmetry tool). OK вЂ¦I did not know Sketchbook was not vector based вЂ¦that may explains why when I enlarge or reduce drawings it doesnвЂ™t maintain the level of clarity/detail.

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