I think it's in issue related to icloud drive. I do not have problem renaming a file if it is stored "on this iPad". The issue arise when storing file in iCloud Drive. I tried to restart the iPad and it does not help. I have reproduced it on two different iPads. Here are steps to reproduce it:

1. Turn off WIFI (and data if you have)
2. Go to Artstudio Pro, create a new document in iCloud Drive.
3. Navigate back to the gallery, long hold on the newly created document.
4. The context menu pops up, however, it is the short menu (shown in the screenshot at the original post), instead of a regular long one. It does not have delete or rename options.

Note even when remaining offline, if I open the iCloud Drive with the iOS "Files" app, I'm able to long press and rename or delete that file without the issue.

Here is a gif to clarify what I meant. I'm using PolyLasso tool in Procreate, note the preview of next anchor point and connecting line when I lift the pencil off the screen.

One of the most frequently used scenario for the selection tool is to select an area, and then use the transformation tool to adjust / move that area to correct part of the drawing. Other apps such as Infinite Painter and Procreate make this operation quite streamlined by automatically deselect (and switch back to brush) after the user commit the transformation. However, currently in Artstudio Paint we have do two extra steps every time we try to correct a small part of our drawing in this way: we need to manually deselect and manually switch back to the brush tool.

It would be great to have such a behavior implemented, which would further streamline the drawing experience! Thanks very much!

Thank you! I just saw the news about iPadOS 16.4 adding this feature! Updated the OS and tried it out with Procreate, it works great! Looking forward to seeing this feature added in Artstudio Pro as well!

Is the pencil tilt information available in the hover event? Is yes, is it possible to also show the orientation of the cursor in hover when the brush orientation dynamics is set to be determined by the pen tilt?

I think this is the one of the most useful feature for the hover capabilities. If we are able to preview the orientation of brushes (like on a computer with Wacom tablet), then it would be much easier to use a flat brush that can do both broad and thin strokes at the same time. It would make blocking out various shapes much easier and faster. A good example is the excellent built-in "Borodante brush" (with rotation jitter turned off).

Thanks a lot!

Hi,

May I suggest the feature to auto close a panel after one item is selected? Consider the following scenario:

1. From the brush picker, I choose one brush.
2. I start to draw. But the first stroke is registered as a click on the screen, which closes the brush panel automatically. But I also lose my first drawing stroke.

A more ideal behavior (at least hopefully configurable to user's preferable like "auto close menu item") is to auto close the panel at the end of step 1, when I have chosen one item from the list.

Similar thing happens to the color wheel. For example, if I want to do a color fill:

1. I select the paint bucket tool.
2. I click the color wheel popup, and select a color. Note the color wheel panel stays open.
3. I click the area to fill. Instead of filling, it just closes the color wheel panel. I have to click a second time in order to fill with the color.

Ideal behavior is to auto close the panel (unless the user has dragged to make it always visible) after I have picked a color (end of step 2).

I hope this makes sense. Thanks very much! Those little things will make painting experiences more smooth!

+1 for the Alt-key style eye dropper. The current way of choosing the eye dropper, pick the color, and tap to choose the brush, is too slow to work with especially when you are a painter and sample the surrounding color a lot to mix. The long-pressing is also not ideal as there is no good trade-off on the time value that is both not making you wait to long and not accidentally trigger a lot.