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I think I might no the answer but

TemairTemair Posts: 89
edited December 1969 in The Commons

Does any of the daz programmes or any other digital art programmes work on tablets or say the Galaxy note 3, its a question someone has asked me, I am not sure they will on the Galaxy note 3. But thought would ask to make sure

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  • LeatherGryphonLeatherGryphon Posts: 12,229
    edited December 1969

    preciousmetal said:
    Does any of the daz programmes or any other digital art programmes work on tablets or say the Galaxy note 3, its a question someone has asked me, I am not sure they will on the Galaxy note 3. But thought would ask to make sure

    I do not know the answer for sure but based on memory requirements, speed requirements, graphic capability requirements and precise interface control requirements (i.e. mouse not fat finger), I would suspect that they would perform poorly if at all.

    However, I would be interested to hear more expert opinions.

  • HavosHavos Posts: 5,627
    edited December 1969

    I remember a similar request raised in another thread. I think your only option is if you have a PC or MAC at home running DS or the like, and then using a VPN program (there is one available for Android) to access your computer remotely. For this to work you would need a very good wifi connection on the tablet, and controlling the controls in DS via the tablet is likely to be torture, but at least no issues with render speed etc as DS would only be constrained by the desktop.

  • MEC4DMEC4D Posts: 5,249
    edited December 1969

    That's the only options ! i do that via my Win Phone .. more like remove but work great
    not possible to run DS on Android

    Havos said:
    I remember a similar request raised in another thread. I think your only option is if you have a PC or MAC at home running DS or the like, and then using a VPN program (there is one available for Android) to access your computer remotely. For this to work you would need a very good wifi connection on the tablet, and controlling the controls in DS via the tablet is likely to be torture, but at least no issues with render speed etc as DS would only be constrained by the desktop.
  • XtraDimensionalXtraDimensional Posts: 526
    edited December 1969

    Android workaround is to use Chrome Remote Desktop over a wireless internet connection to use DS on a desktop. Arrow hotkeys for camera works better than camera controls, and dial spins aren't very easy...I recommend entering values directly.

  • TheWheelManTheWheelMan Posts: 1,014
    edited December 1969

    Havos said:
    I remember a similar request raised in another thread. I think your only option is if you have a PC or MAC at home running DS or the like, and then using a VPN program (there is one available for Android) to access your computer remotely. For this to work you would need a very good wifi connection on the tablet, and controlling the controls in DS via the tablet is likely to be torture, but at least no issues with render speed etc as DS would only be constrained by the desktop.

    I use Splashtop Remote to do this on my iPad. I think they have an Android version too. Sometimes it takes a bit of patience to get the hang of, but I've operated Poser, DS, and even Photoshop this way.

  • MEC4DMEC4D Posts: 5,249
    edited December 1969

    Splashtop working fine on my android 10'' tablet too used with DS, Octane, Zbrush and other programs

    TheWheelMan said:
    Havos said:
    I remember a similar request raised in another thread. I think your only option is if you have a PC or MAC at home running DS or the like, and then using a VPN program (there is one available for Android) to access your computer remotely. For this to work you would need a very good wifi connection on the tablet, and controlling the controls in DS via the tablet is likely to be torture, but at least no issues with render speed etc as DS would only be constrained by the desktop.

    I use Splashtop Remote to do this on my iPad. I think they have an Android version too. Sometimes it takes a bit of patience to get the hang of, but I've operated Poser, DS, and even Photoshop this way.

  • TemairTemair Posts: 89
    edited December 1969

    Thank you all, will pass this on

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