I don't need it either but it might really help people with eye problems IMO.

Accessibility features are always good.

Well, I can speak for myself, that in this option the fact that they put the names of the colors is very good. I'm color blind, and being able to see it written in the name of the color, even if generically, helps me not to confuse.

I promote ASP everywhere and every chance I get. I guess the Procreate teams 5.2 versions 3D-painting is a way for Apple to push the artists to buy the M1 iPad. Money rulez and we just have to accept that. The best way we can help Lucky Clan is to become ASP evangelists.

Yes, I also believe that there is some agreement between Procreate and Apple, where Procreate draws attention to new iPads, and Apple gives more prominence to Procreate in its ads.

For the greater growth of the ASP, Lucky Clan could work better on this site here, it needs an update, needs to modernize, and sell the app better here.

Invest more in marketing outside the App Store, because they already have a very consistent application, and that supplied programming users such as PS very well who migrate to an application.

One of the advantages I like most about ASP is to see developers listening to the user community here through this forum. Procreate also has ways to listen to its users, but it does not meet the demands of users so easily.

I have long seen that they have been asking for them to improve the stroke smoothing system. But instead they bring resources that are cool, but blur a lot of the simplicity that is a positive point of them.

Deploying animation feature and now 3D, in my opinion is cool, but it's just a decoy for new users, and they don't work on meeting the requests of the usual users.

In the autoshape "tool" you can make an option to edit the shapes after drawing it, similar to what happens in Procreate quickshape, where you can make adjustments to the stroke without having to use the transform.
 

Maybe in the cases when the toolbar icons are cropped, you could slide your finger over the toolbar to scroll it left and right, revealing the hidden icons.

Yes, this would also be an interesting solution, but it would need a visual indication for new users to understand that it would be necessary to drag it to the side to reveal more icons.

 

Hi, on the top bar.  I use it on iPad Pro, and I created some shortcuts on the bar that would make my workflow easier.  So far so good, but as I put several shortcuts, the application presents the following usability problem.  When the iPad is turned vertically or when I use split screen with other apps.  The last icons (shortcuts) disappear, and it is not viable to access.  I believe that it would be interesting to think of a solution to these situations of reduction of the work area.  At the end of the top bar, as soon as it crosses the shortcut limit, it could generate a small menu from a “+” button that would show all other shortcuts in a menu.  Or it could be thought for the shortcuts not visible in the bar to go directly to the menu of the "three points".

Horizontal screen - https://i.imgur.com/GAjxGLi.jpg

Vertical Screen - https://i.imgur.com/8jVba2U.jpg

Split Screen - https://i.imgur.com/70KcMqJ.jpg

Ideas - https://i.imgur.com/DSOaEAs.jpg

Please implement smoothing in this tool, it is very good, but the shape has many irregularities without smoothing.

Thank You.