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Ben Hamey
The Flow ruler tool is available NOW! Our small team has been working for months on this and we can't wait to see what you think. You can update to Flow v2.2+ from the App Store now and check it out (https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1271361459) and head to our Guides for all the juicy details about what fun stuff you can do: https://moleskinestudio.com/support/flow/creating-with-flow/ruler/
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Susie Seiler Schaufelbuehl
a great thank you to the amazing ruler! it is easy to use, intuitive, precise and... very stylish! very well done, keep up the great work and... stay delicious 🙂
Ben Hamey
@Susie Seiler Schaufelbuehl : Thank you very much Susie! I just shared your comment with the team, we really appreciate it 🙂
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Paul Usher
@Ben Hamey: Great feature and one that has me looking to move from GoodNotes back to Flow. I do miss the ability to use my own stationary though....
Ben Hamey
@Paul Usher : Thanks Paul – do you mean being able to import custom backgrounds for your documents? You can
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do this in Flow by importing an image and sending it to the back then drawing on top of it - you'd have to duplicate it across to make multiple pages though. What kind of custom stationary do you like to use generally?Paul Usher
@Ben Hamey: Hey Ben, I'm conscious of having additional resources being rendered just for the sake of it, but I'll try with just a small logo for now. Typically, I would create a custom lined page with company details (logo, web address), basically changing the 'template' of a page, meaning it automatically replicates on each new page.
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Pat
Sorry guys, I moved to Trace. I like your pens and color but the lack of power in this app, just does not work for me as much as I want it to. I realize that flow is suppose to be a horizontal thinking motion but Trace allows one to scale, its ruler has a scale and I can layer, and change paper sizes so in effect it has the same linear motion included with a vertical system. Trace is a lot more powerful than Flow. I will keep my eye on your development as I am a big fan of moleskine sketchbooks. Thanks
Ben Hamey
@Pat : No worries - it's a great app with some cool niche tools, Flow has always aimed to be a broader interpretation of a digital sketchbook. Just in case you missed it last year - Flow actually does do vertical documents now (you select orientation when creating a new document). It came with our big v2 release, there are quite a lot of big new features: https://moleskinestudio.com/support/flow/introduction/flow-2/ Do you mainly do architectural drawing? If you want a fresh trial to test our new functionality then just let me know and I'd be happy to help.
Ben Hamey
Ben Hamey
The Flow ruler tool is available NOW! Our small team has been working for months on this and we can't wait to see what you think. You can update to Flow v2.2+ from the App Store now and check it out (https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1271361459) and head to our Guides for all the juicy details about what fun stuff you can do: https://moleskinestudio.com/support/flow/creating-with-flow/ruler/
Ben Hamey
Just a quick update to say we are very close to releasing this feature, it's in final testing now. We really appreciate the wonderful community input and have taken all of your comments into consideration. Stay tuned for more details soon! 📐
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Pawan Giri
@Ben Hamey: can’t wait. 😍
Hussein Srour
@Ben Hamey: WOO wonderful can't wait to put my hands on and test it!
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Taffe
@Ben Hamey: The kind people at Flow told me to come here and show my support for this feature. You got it! Drawing a straightline and curve is going to be awesome!
Michael Dominguez.
@Ben Hamey: when it going to be released, very excited!
Ben Hamey
Ben Hamey
Merged in a post:
Ability to air brush in an area predefined by lasso or shapes selection (like with stencil in real life)
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Jonathan
Doing air brushing without the ability to create zone/stencil with the cutter tool is very limiting and tedious. There could be predefined stencils you could chose from and then scale to suit but to keep it simple I think just using the cutter tool to define the area you want to air brush would be perfect.
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Shine
Agreed!
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