@@iPadForArchitects greetings! Yep, I use morpholio for redlining but also quick design and layout sketches in my architecture office. I mostly render in Allplan and twinmotion but seeing the potential of the iPad with procreate in your channel I’m trying to widen my skillset. Great to have a high quality channel to come to and learn. It just makes so much more fun when you can do what you love while also having an optimised workflow.
@@NerdishNature Well said! It never ceases to amaze me the hybrid workflows that come up, too. Just used Procreate to "take apart" a plan sketch that a client did on some homeowner's house design app, and spent the day rearranging the little rectangles I made of each room. Pushed them around to get a couple of schemes, then went to Morpholio to do area studies, and finally to Sketchup for iPad for quick massing model. Could have done it all from a beach somewhere, too, I guess. Oh well, didn' think of that lol. Thanks for your comments and interest!
Hi, I have problem with exporting the project, there is no pixelated problem while working on a project but when I export my project, it is always pixelated even if I select high resolution. What I need to do to solve this problem? If you help me I ll be glad. Thank you
Thanks for you nice clear explanations. I am struggling with the limitation of layer extents where in some instances i need to have items outside the layer boundary on the one layer. For example, sometimes it cuts a line in half and it is not practical to create another layer and then attempt to 'connect' lines to those drawn on the first layer. Is there a solution i am missing? I hope that makes sense.
@@iPadForArchitects yes in all honesty, I’ve bought the app with the subscription for the year and it has been sitting dormant since February however, assembling your channel a while back I had a few construction projects that required me to be out on the site but now I’m back inside my office ready to design so I’ll make use of all the tutorials that you shared with me and implement them in my workflow.
Two possible solutions: 1) If you're starting a project by importing an image, the image may be small in terms of pixels, and therefore anything you draw over it may also be small and pixellated, and/or 2) try toggling off "Stay Layers" in settings so that when you zoom in with a new layer, that layer will always be at optimum resolution
