• Help Home
SketchBook
    • Autodesk® SketchBook Pro Release Note
      • Release Notes for SketchBook Pro Desktop
      • Release Notes for SketchBook Pro Mobile
      • Release Notes for SketchBook Pro Win 10
    • Autodesk® SketchBook Pro Help
      • Basics for Getting Started in SketchBook Pro
      • Brushes in SketchBook Pro
      • Colors in SketchBook Pro
      • Tools in SketchBook Pro
      • Layers in SketchBook Pro
      • Gallery in SketchBook Pro
      • Animation in SketchBook Pro
      • File Saving in SketchBook Pro
      • Preferences in SketchBook Pro
      • Troubleshooting in SketchBook Pro
      • SketchBook Motion
        • SketchBook Motion Basics
        • SketchBook Motion Gallery
          • SketchBook Motion Gallery
          • How to use My Scenes
          • How to use Examples
          • How to deconstruct scenes
        • SketchBook Motion Animation
        • SketchBook Motion Layers
        • SketchBook Motion Tutorials
        • SketchBook Motion Brushes and Colors
        • SketchBook Motion File Management
        • SketchBook Motion Release Notes
      • System Requirements for SketchBook Pro
    Share
    • Email
    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    • LinkedIn

    How to deconstruct scenes

    If you want to see what other users have done and how they’ve done it, check out the example scenes in the Examples tab.

    Deconstructing a scene

    1. In the toolbar, select Menu icon in SketchBook Motion and select Gallery icon in SketchBook Motion to access the Gallery.
    2. Along the top, tap Examples.
    3. Scroll through the example scenes and tap the one you want. This loads it, so you can look at the layers and see how they built up their scene.

    SUCCESS: Don’t forget to check out Animate, as well as the basic and advanced controls to see how they customized their animation.

    How to deconstruct scenes in Autodesk SketchBook Motion

    Parent page: SketchBook Motion Gallery

    Was this information helpful?

    Except where otherwise noted, this work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. Please see the Autodesk Creative Commons FAQ for more information.

    • Privacy Statement
    • Legal Notices & Trademarks
    • Report Noncompliance
    • © 2025 Autodesk Inc. All rights reserved