MOST of the models still require a godawful hydra-monstrosity cable solution simultaneously connecting to HDMI, USB, and outlet power. In my own search, I wanted high-res (preferably 4K), moderate screen size (16" target), and a SINGLE USB-C connection (or wireless). If I’ve made my point that Astropad and SideCar make poor Cintiq stand-ins, we look to the genuine Wacom Cintiq right? Not so fast. Apple Pen(cil) pressure is passable for detailed sculpting, but if you’re spending 80% of this session reaching back over to the MacBook Pro’s keyboard, what’s the point of this exercise? Why not display ZBrush in the MacBook Pro’s full native 3072x1920 glory if it’s already that close? A TON of stuff gets lopped off that will require memorizing ALL the keyboard shortcuts to compensate. Try fitting ZBrush with all its UI splendor into THAT kind of container. Although SideCar uses better streaming tech (HEVC), both only work in a forced 1366x1024 resolution. Given a fixed bandwidth, it means either resolution or FPS will have to suffer.
Is it do-able? Only to the extent you’ll want doctors to perform all future tracheotomies with coffee stirrers.Īpple SideCar AND Astropad do their wireless screen extension by live STREAMING video to the tablet. Intend on deploying it as a Wacom Cintiq replacement on-the-cheap? It’s not there. Of the three components you’ve mentioned, you’ll want to clarify the iPad Pro’s role. In the end, if you cannot clarify WHY and HOW you intend on leveraging the portability you seek, it’s going to be a long, costly, AND fruitless journey. I’ve spent YEARS pursuing the “ I want a portable ZBrush” dream.
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