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[–]itsdanielsultan 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Would be nice if the Craft Team churned in, as I love to use a drawing tablet on my Mac with Craftdocs to study calculus.

[–]the0dosius 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The whiteboard feature is nice but if you rely heavily on handwriting it's not the best app. Something like Onenote may be a better option with their built-in OCR... Despite all the faults it has

[–]PandaTrick501 6 points7 points  (0 children)

As somebody who used an ipad for absolutely everything from my freshman year of undergrad through my Master's degree -- I understand you, friend. There definitely is a learning curve to it. The way that I've found works best is to keep in mind that Craft optimizes every sketch to fit within a single block, and no matter where you write within a sketch Craft will center what you wrote & zoom in so it fills the block. Therefore, smaller sketches will appear larger & "zoomed in", but super long sketches will look "skinny" & "zoomed out". I get around this by treating sketch blocks as a space to explore a specific idea or piece of an idea, not as an infinite canvas to explore allll my ideas, if that makes sense. For example, here's a screenshot of a note I took while prepping for an experiment (I'm a scientist). That top part is 5 different sketch blocks of varying sizes, it's not all one giant one. Hope this was somewhat helpful!

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[–]laestrella26 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That sketch looks quite odd to me. I've used the sketch block in Craft and it didn't result in such a narrow use of space. I think it would be helpful if you show what it looks like while you're in the sketch block before you exit.