That means that if you are an owner of any software that is from 2010, 2011, 20 product line – fear not. “ Product Support will provide its best effort to assist customers who have issues with products that are not currently supported.” So the mentioned products could also be added to the list. The installations ran without hiccups, and software ran smoothly. Personally I have tried running Autodesk Inventor 20, Autodesk Showcase 2013, Autodesk 3dsmax 2013 and Autodesk AutoCAD 2013. Otherwise, all software newer than 2009 line should install and run properly on a Windows 8 machine.Īutodesk also added a list of tested and confirmed working software on Windows 8: That is bad news if you are running something older than that, meaning that an operating system upgrade would require you to upgrade your software.
“ Autodesk product versions of 2009 and earlier are no longer supported and are not included in considerations of Windows 8 compatibility”.Īs it turns out they do not (and will not) support anything earlier than their 2010 product line. A great alternative for any artist looking for an app that's good, beautiful, and cheap as chips.Some time ago I wrote a post about how to run Autodesk Inventor 2013 on Windows 8 and people were very interested what other Autodesk software can be run on the newest Microsoft’s operating system. SketchBook Express is a very powerful drawing tool that's totally free to download. These small details make drawing with this app a real pleasure. In other words, if you're drawing a line and are about to run into the interface, it will automatically disappear. Furthermore, as expected, you have a whole palette of colors at your disposal.Īnother feature that makes SketchBook Express an excellent drawing tool is that the interface auto-hides when it gets in your way. You can change the size and intensity of each tool in order to produce a variety of results. The best thing about the drawing tools included in SketchBook Express is that you can customize them as desired. And, of course, there are loads of different drawing tools: paint brushes, pencils, markers, blending stumps, etc. Users are given an undo and redo button, along with a panel that shows the different active layers. The work interface in SketchBook Express offers all the tools and features you could ask for in an app of this kind. The app lets you draw smoothly on the screen of your Android using your finger or a digital pen. SketchBook Express is, as the name suggests, a sketchbook for Android that's developed by Autodesk.
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