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Syncing Clip Studio Paint (ie Manga Studio) between two computers

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Two of the of the strengths of Manga Studio is the ability to create page/strip templates and save image “material” to use again later.

But what if you use the software on two different computers — for example, one in your studio and another at home?

Relax. There’s an easy way to sync everything up.

• Go to your Documents folder.

• You’ll see a folder named “Smith Mirco“

• Make a copy of this on Dropbox, Google Drive, or some other back-up system.

• When you get to your other computer, drag this folder to the Documents folder of that second computer.

You will have all of the templates, materials, etc. from the first computer available to you on the second computer.

Now, whenever you add something to your library of materials, remember to drag that Smith Micro folder to the back-up and manually sync the other computer at your first possible convenience.

 

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by Brad Guigar on May 27, 2016
Posted In: Art, Tech
└ Tags: Clip Studio Paint, Manga Studio
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