That would be so dope!!! Imagine importing 3d sets to Dreams for storyboarding, or even as background art!!! WOT?!!!

actually the dev isnt really that great. There are still a lot of basic features still missing in procreate that people have been asking for years on end that are still not implemented today. Like group layer masks, group selection, group layer effects. Better selection tools, additive and subtractive layer selection. So I dont really expect they will fix all the problems that dreams has. Especially now that the dev is split between 2 apps than just one now.

THIS. THANK YOU

I'm just hoping they don't increase the price at the time, that's why I still have it on my iPad, but I hardly open it unless I want to try out a feature

what's the name of the video? I looed through your channel and I couldn't find it.

@@loveArtnotFood “Procreate Dreams Process Walkthrough”

by 1 mill pixels, I think they simply mean that the canvas can handle that much information. so for example, the maximum canvas size is 3840x3840. but you can draw wayyyy outside of that. but to your point I dont see that as an explanation for why theres no liquify tool unless they mean “weve already maxed out the processing power with other priority features” Thats what I interpret that as.

@@ergojosh Ahh, okay.

How many times have you two-finger-tapped on the paper? 😉😅

I'll chime in just cuz, the iPad Air is a good middle ground. It's 10.9 inches, has a laminated screen, and it has the p3 color gambit display which gives your more visual color range. It's not quite as expensive as the PRO. You don't need pro-motion to draw (I usually use procreate in battery save mode so pro-motion is always turned off anyway). I have a Pro 12.9 (with M1). I got it for it's size only, but this preferencial, 10 and 11 in options are fine. Having used both the Pro and the Air, I'd say, the experience is the same. The base iPad is great, but it doens't have the P3 Color Gambit display, nor is the screen laminated; which means there's a noticeable separation between the surface and the display screen. This difference is otherwise irrelevant for most iPad uses, but when you are drawing or writing you can see the distance between the Apple Pencil tip and the where the line is on the screen. It's purely a cosmetic thing, and I'm sure you can get used to it. But it's something to consider. The iPad Mini, in my opinion is too small, but many people enjoy that because it's great as a mobile sketchbook (it does have the P3 display as well as a laminated screen). My biggest advise would be something with more storage, if you want to do video editing or animate large files, then you'll need more space. I've come to regret my 128 storage limit lol. Bigger storage is more affordable with a cheaper iPad. My advise is the Air for a beginner; it's got many elements artists find useful but can be used for much more than art. If you can find one, an Air 4 (ebay or a certified refurb with a return policy), you can save more money and still have a powerful iPad. The Air 4 was the first iPad Air to sport the iPad Pro design and is Apple Pencil 2 compatible. Procreate has updated their app so all iPads get a really decent number of layers for high rez canvases, you can check the stats online, but you'd have plenty with any of them. Plus it's a device that's great for a beginner but it can also grow with you as you become more experienced. Sorry if my advise was unsolicited but I hope this helps ya a bit. Have a great end of the year!

Thanks for the reply, I was thinking about just getting the refurbished iPad Pro 11inch 4th gen due to the M1 chip but also debating about the Air since it is a tad cheaper@@kozzietea

Apple pen 2 should support hover - definitely dont sacrifice pressure sensitivity

TKS @@jaimeeian

ahhh that makes sense!

hahah ill talk more about them soon, gotta make sure its not trash

I haven't had time to get back to it, but there were issues that were resolved since the first update they posted after this video. I'll let you know when I get back into animating!

iPad is superior and multifunctional

im testing out a few on amazon. idk about the black one I have, it came with two and one of them didn’t work well at all. it kept skipping.

Thanks! @@ergojosh I like your channel! Keep it up!

yep!

lmao naw I left first without making a video. Im ahead of the trend 😎

😊best answer man, bless@@ergojosh

From what?

If you meant harsh comments, i agree. Especially so if he did not present all the gestures and use of keyframes.

@@dplj4428 🙆🏽‍♀️ no it’s not a harsh comment

You gotta be a hater to your bone to say this like... Damn

​@@abhayshenoy8556 C'mon dude. It's an app with drawing capabilities that doesn't have a lasso tool and doesn't let you do anything with layers.

​​@@abhayshenoy8556nah, got it day one, was hyped for it since it came out. It's got a long way to go to compete with something like toonsquid. You can't even create reference layers for coloring. And it doesn't have a bucket fill tool when one of its main purposes is frame by frame. Really slows down the process. And theres plenty more missing essential features. Hopefully they update it, but right now, it's definitely mid. Especially compared to toonsquid at half the price

Nah I was expecting it to be atleast a replacement for a standard animation app, sadly it’s missing lots of basic features & options hence mid, cuz they hyped it too be more thdd as n it actually is@@abhayshenoy8556

Hyped it More than it actually is*

Tf are you even talking about?

Since Nov 22 a 4th update. today it is v 1.0.5 on App store, automatic keyframe creation, and some stabilities

It’s FAR from terrible. Especially at the price point. Savage Team (who make Procreate) are good at making big updates so we have pretty high confidence they will improve it in the near future. It is definitely a disappointing launch though. It needed more development before release. On the other hand, most apps charge a subscription and Dreams is a one-time payment and supported.