Nice demo on displaying files. Was hoping you might also show how to draft up rooms for the first time on a job for those of us who need to measure & create initial dimensions & sketches.
Now with latest update, you can draw straight lines when you hold it longer. Site measurement, writing notes and etc I always use this device literally everyday at work.
Drawing a straight line, rectangle, square or circle would also be very helpful. Such a simple tool.. but they left it out! I take field measurements of glass and mirror jobs and having a neat drawing with straight lines is a must for me. I hope they consider this in the very near future..
I have been adapting layers sets in my current design software for the remarkable. I have found eliminating fills and setting the pdf print setting to 300 dpi. Seems to work a bit faster. The remarkable only runs at 260 dpi
Hi, I'm just wondering, say you need to quickly sketch a floorplan onsite and add some measurements in. Is there an option similar to ORTHO mode on AutoCAD that will keep the lines you draw straight? Thanks
@@ljptech so would you go with the RM1 or RM2 due to price range. The price is kind of putting me off. Btw, Im an architectural designer. Im just done with paper scattered everywhere and having to have so many folders everywhere lol
Galaxy Tab S8 Vs reMarkable 2 - Who Wins For Taking Notes? (Architecture)
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Nice demo on displaying files. Was hoping you might also show how to draft up rooms for the first time on a job for those of us who need to measure & create initial dimensions & sketches.
Now with latest update, you can draw straight lines when you hold it longer.
Site measurement, writing notes and etc I always use this device literally everyday at work.
Drawing a straight line, rectangle, square or circle would also be very helpful. Such a simple tool.. but they left it out! I take field measurements of glass and mirror jobs and having a neat drawing with straight lines is a must for me. I hope they consider this in the very near future..
Thanks for your input on this 👍
Thanks for your video,it's the opinion that I was looking for. I'm an architecture student, this is so useful 👍Hi from Mx
Thanks for your comment. All the best to your architectural journey
Architectural engineer here. Thank you for the demo! I was on the fence about getting one for my work, but your demo really helps!
Thank you for your comment
I ordered last week.
And ordered Wildtech cover and ordered Steadtler pen.
Never heard of steadtler pen. Thanks for letting me know
@@ljptech STAEDTLER Noris digital or the maxi with eraser
Thanks
I have been adapting layers sets in my current design software for the remarkable. I have found eliminating fills and setting the pdf print setting to 300 dpi. Seems to work a bit faster. The remarkable only runs at 260 dpi
Thanks for your input on this
Hi, I'm just wondering, say you need to quickly sketch a floorplan onsite and add some measurements in. Is there an option similar to ORTHO mode on AutoCAD that will keep the lines you draw straight? Thanks
Not that I am aware of, unfortunately so far...
Would this work in the field where you might have a 300 sheets set of drawings? Or is switching to other pages too slow? Excellent review.
Bit of delay per page flip
I’m a French designer student, would you recommend it to me ? Great review thanks !
If you are happy to work on a kindle which is writable, you got it
Can you change the lineweights or scale down for zoomed in pdf correction, or will it still have the same height when zooming out ?
Same
@@ljptech so would you go with the RM1 or RM2 due to price range. The price is kind of putting me off. Btw, Im an architectural designer. Im just done with paper scattered everywhere and having to have so many folders everywhere lol
Definitely RM2
my opinion that iPad is a better choice for this work
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Nice review, thanks.
Thanks
Great job!!!
Thanks
What is the cover you are using?
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1.4 mb is a big file for AutoCAD 😅
Not really...many of my files reach above 5-10mb