Sketchbook Toolbar Functions

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Questions and Answers

How can the toolbar be customized in Sketchbook Pro on desktop?

It automatically resizes based on the screen resolution.

It can only be hidden but not moved.

It can be moved or hidden for a larger workspace. (correct)

It cannot be modified in any way.

What indicates that a tool is currently active in Sketchbook?

A beep sound is made when selected.

The tool disappears from the toolbar.

The tool icon turns green.

The tool is highlighted blue. (correct)

What determines the visibility of tools in the mobile toolbar?

The version of Sketchbook Pro installed.

The user’s previous settings in the interface.

Whether the device is a handheld device or a tablet. (correct)

The specific operating system of the device.

What might users have to do on smaller screen devices to access more toolbar options?

Swipe left or right in the toolbars. Signup and view all the answers

What feature does a contextual toolbar provide in Sketchbook?

It contains additional editing and transformation tools. Signup and view all the answers

When multiple tools are highlighted blue, what does it signify?

All highlighted tools are currently selected and active. Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following statements is true regarding the toolbar in mobile devices?

It varies based on the device type due to different screen sizes. Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary consideration for the interface of Sketchbook Pro?

The type of device and its screen size. Signup and view all the answers

Which option describes the main function of the mobile toolbar?

To provide access to most of the Sketchbook tools according to device specifications. Signup and view all the answers

What is the location of the Lagoon in Sketchbook by default?

Bottom left corner Signup and view all the answers

Which function does the Double Puck primarily serve in Sketchbook for mobile devices?

Color editing Signup and view all the answers

What action does holding down the Spacebar key enable in Sketchbook?

Navigating around the canvas Signup and view all the answers

How can users customize the tools in the Lagoon marking menus?

In Preferences Signup and view all the answers

What can starting from Sketchbook version 6 provide in mobile devices?

Brush Panel option Signup and view all the answers

What is the role of the marking menu in Sketchbook?

To access tools quickly without the main interface Signup and view all the answers

What elements are essential components of Sketchbook Pro's basic UI on desktop?

Lagoon, canvas, toolbar, brush palette Signup and view all the answers

What feature is associated with the Brush Palette on mobile devices in Sketchbook?

Full Brush Library access for customization Signup and view all the answers

What distinguishes the interface settings for tablets in Sketchbook from handheld devices?

Possessing the full brush palette versus the marking menu Signup and view all the answers

What does the term 'gestural movements' refer to in the context of using the Lagoon?

Making physical movements with the stylus or mouse to select tools Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

The default toolbar is located at the top of the canvas.
The toolbar provides access to Sketchbook tools.
Selecting a tool may display a secondary toolbar with additional options.
On desktop versions, the toolbar can be hidden or moved for more workspace.
On mobile devices, the available tools and toolbar appearance depend on the device type (handheld or tablet).
Some devices may require swiping left or right to access all toolbar options due to screen limitations.

Tool Activation

Tapping a tool in the toolbar selects and activates it.
An active tool is highlighted in blue.
Multiple tools can be active simultaneously.

Contextual Toolbars

Some tools have a contextual toolbar with additional editing and transform tools.
The toolbar's appearance varies depending on the Sketchbook Pro version and device type.
Handheld and tablet versions of Sketchbook for mobile devices have distinct toolbars.

Handheld and Tablet Toolbars

Handheld and tablet devices have different toolbars due to screen size differences.
The text provides information about the specific toolbars for each device type.

Interface Overview

Sketchbook's user interface (UI) is comprised of a canvas, toolbar, and various tools.
The UI may vary slightly between desktop and mobile devices.
Desktop: Includes the canvas, lagoon, toolbar, brush and color pucks, and brush palette.
Tablet: Includes the toolbar, full brush palette, Double Puck, and Layer Editor.
Handheld: Features the toolbar and marking menu, with the option to enable the Brush Panel in version 6.

Lagoon Tool

The Lagoon is a circular UI element located in the bottom left corner (by default).
It acts as a hub for various tools, accessed through gestural movements.
Tap an icon in the Lagoon to reveal tools within its category.
Drag to select the desired tool.
Lagoon tools can be customized in Preferences.

The marking menu (accessed via ) provides access to tools without navigating the toolbar.
Useful when working with a hidden interface.
Includes tools for switching brushes, selecting transparent color, color picking, accessing the Double Puck or last color, and flipping the canvas.
On handheld devices, tapping the marking menu opens the Double Puck.
Marking menu tools can be customized in Preferences (version 6).

Corner Tools

Double-tapping a screen corner reveals corner tools.
Default corner tools include:
- Clear Layer: Top left corner
- Fit To View: Top right corner
- Undo: Bottom left corner
- Redo: Bottom right corner
Customizing the corner tools can be done in Preferences.

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Description

Test your knowledge on the toolbar location and functions in Sketchbook Pro. This quiz covers tool activation, contextual toolbars, and the differences in toolbar appearance across devices. Perfect for beginners looking to understand the essential tools for sketching.