![]() ![]() When asked if Autodesk was looking at bringing simplified versions of other apps to the Mac and iOS App Store, senior product manager Rob Hoffman said, “We’ve tested the waters and the waters are good,” though he stopped short of identifying what the company’s next moves might be. As a result, sharing code with the iOS version made the process easier, though SketchBook Pro is scaled up to take advantage of the increased processing power and memory footprint of the Mac. Autodesk engineered the Mac App Store edition of Sketchbook Pro to comply with Apple’s developer requirements, which are, as a company representative admitted, somewhat out of the typical comfort zones for Autodesk: For example, Mac App Store apps aren’t supposed to use private APIs, can’t incorporate their own end user licensing agreements, and can’t employ separate copy protection.
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