Mind map tools, arrows, outlined text boxes
I am a neurophysiologist and am constantly designing experiments. There are many moving parts and it helps to be able to draw flow charts and mind maps for each experimental design. I know many people have requested arrows, and I just want to ask that in addition to arrows we get dynamic colored text boxes (squares would be fine if they could remain editable in brain-map mode) so that I don't have to lasso things to move them and change how they connect. And PLEASE LOTS of color options and thicknesses with these!!
Jessie
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Naw
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It will be evolutionary when summarising. I hope it comes quickly
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tennism12
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It's what most analytical and rational thinkers use to capture ideas, summarize key points, and outline action steps. But mind mapping is a ...
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Smith John
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As a business information analyst, I create a lot of flowcharts. It would be wonderful to be able to sketch. I enjoy the features of Goodnotes.
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Sylvia Reid
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Arrange paragraphs or sections on the paper so that they make more sense. Consider deleting or replacing https://www.tellpopeyes.biz/ sentences that you wrote down if they don't add any value. Move bullet points around so that they are perfectly aligned. To do that, choose GoodNotes' lasso tool.
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haha pipa
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This is really amazing
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H.
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As a business information analyst I draw many flowcharts. It would be fantastic to have draw.io like features in Goodnotes.
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Marie Merrell
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LOVE this idea. Good mapping apps are quite hard to find
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Anonymous
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YESSSS PLEASE! the ability to draw arrows and dotted arrows, the majority of my studying is Via Anki, GoodNotes, and MindNode, this feature would definitely simplify things for me as I would be able to stop using mind Node for creating mind maps, and have everything in one place. I believe this can be done with 3 added features. 1. a simple arrow feature (with dotted line option), 2. the ability to connect 1 shape to another (linking ideas on the map), and 3. adding some sort of shortcut to automatically put sections in a shape.
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[Deleted User]
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yesss!!!! and also dotted line that snaps straight like Notability (ssshhhh) has.
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Anonymous
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Yes, different ready shapes are really very needed. common shapes, arrows,lines like found in Microsoft word or, powerpoint are of absolute necessity. I felt the need for ruler and shapes many many times
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Gauravh Raath
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Mind mapping feature should be added. Makes learning things easier.
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Anonymous
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In One Note you can keep on writing to the right. It’s really cool. I hope to see the same feature in GN.
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Valentin
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Disagree. Keep Goodnotes simple. It is a handwriting app for taking notes and sketches. If you like Mindmaps, draw it manually or use a MindMap App. For arrows, symbols or stamps, you can create your own library of PNGˋs and strore them in „Fotos“ or any cloud service.
Again, please do no overload Goodnotes with dedicated features. It should stay a digital note-taking-app, just replacing the paper. -
Pierre VINCENT
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I would like arrows and other signs like Skitch app for Ios for anoted sketch
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Emily Hegarty
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I think some of the mind mapping tools will export your mind map as a PDF and then you could add it to your notebook.
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Anonymous
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Never. Use a "mindmap" App instead.
Besides and with my full respect: Mindmapping is overrated. -
Chip
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Also it'd be awfully nice if we'd be able to make vector-shapes ourselves, e.g. in Affinity Designer :-)
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PierreLeRoi
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Fully agree with Jessie, using diagrams (engineering, modeling for ex.) within handwritten text require predefined shapes. For example, See how powerpoint implements this in its Insert/Shapes drop down menu under shapes.