Tilt is the angle at which the Apple Pencil is held.As a refresher for the latest Apple Pencil Hover features:
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The other great update is for iPad Pro 2022 users running at least iPadOS 16.4. Astropad says it “looked into supporting Windows, but Apple’s Peer-to-Peer implementation only works with other Apple devices.” Tilt and azimuth Apple Pencil Hover support Peer-to-peer does require iOS 13 and MacOS 10.15 or later.
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How to switch to Peer-to-Peer after your apps have connected From the Mac app: On the discovery screen on the Mac Astropad Studio app (before the apps connect), click on Connection Options (on the top right side). There will be options for Peer-to-Peer and WiFi.You’ll see options for Peer-to-Peer and WiFi. From the iPad app: On the discovery screen on the Studio iPad app (before the apps connect), tap on Network Preferences (on the top left side).When looking at latency with the new direct wireless connection, Astropad says it’s 46% lower than using WiFi.Īstropad notes you’ll still need WiFi turned on for both iPad and Mac to use the direct connection, here’s how to set it up: How to enable Peer-to-Peer before your apps have connected Peer-to-Peer cuts out the middle man (your WiFi router), which means better wireless performance! Peer-to-Peer connects your iPad directly and wirelessly to your Mac. There are lots of variables that can negatively impact Astropad Studio’s performance over WiFi - like if you’re working far from your router, have an old router, or using a locked-down corporate network. First up, here’s what to expect with the new peer-to-peer networking option between iPad and Mac: The two major improvements are tilt and azimuth support with Apple Pencil Hover and the ability to directly connect your iPad and Mac wirelessly for a faster-than-ever and more stable experience.Īstropad shared all the Studio 5.3 update details in a blog post today. Astropad Studio has received a valuable update today.
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