As of 3.2.0, Stick Nodes will no longer automatically find downloaded files in your /downloads/ folder. You must open the file with Stick Nodes explicitly for it to be moved into the correct folder.
Download a NODES (or STK) or ZIP file. When done, tap it and "Open With" > "Stick Nodes". See this image for an example.
Sounds: Download an MP3 file < 256kb. When done, tap it and "Open With" > "Stick Nodes"..
IOS 13+ How to download stickfigures & sounds:
If using Chrome or Firefox, download a NODES (or STK) or ZIP file, select the file and "Open in Stick Nodes" after finished downloading.
If using Safari, download a NODES (or STK) or ZIP file, follow these directions.
I have a suggestion if you make an update ralph (Developer of stick nodes) to add a feature where you can delete unwanted sticks that you have created you dont have to im just saying it would be a cool addition to have in the app
Hey Ashton. What do you mean delete unwanted stickfigures? You mean the stickfigure files themselves? (The .nodes files?)
There’s no built-in way to delete them, but (for Android) you can use an app like FX File Explorer to navigate to /Stick Nodes/stickfigures/ and delete them from there.
Or (on iOS) you can use iTunes with your device plugged in, go to the “Apps” tab, then scroll down to the “File Sharing” section, find Stick Nodes and delete the files there.
Brenden
Ha! 666 downloads. LOL.
DaredevilO7
huh, reminds me of either Raiden or Kung Lao from Mortal Kombat.
I have a suggestion if you make an update ralph (Developer of stick nodes) to add a feature where you can delete unwanted sticks that you have created you dont have to im just saying it would be a cool addition to have in the app
Hey Ashton. What do you mean delete unwanted stickfigures? You mean the stickfigure files themselves? (The .nodes files?)
There’s no built-in way to delete them, but (for Android) you can use an app like FX File Explorer to navigate to /Stick Nodes/stickfigures/ and delete them from there.
Or (on iOS) you can use iTunes with your device plugged in, go to the “Apps” tab, then scroll down to the “File Sharing” section, find Stick Nodes and delete the files there.
Ha! 666 downloads. LOL.
huh, reminds me of either Raiden or Kung Lao from Mortal Kombat.
;-; I miss you Thane. No homo. COME BACK! Create more beastly animations that would absolutely amaze us!
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