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Originally Posted by Toblakai
Is it possible the file type is not associated with Herolab? Maybe uninstalling and re-installing Herolab will fix this.
(Not an apple person, so no idea if this is a reasonable thing..)
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Yeah, this was a no go, I tried several times but I think the issue is how google drive see's the *.por file. This seems to be the common answer from developers.
Here is a quote from a developer in the procreate forums, that software being the closest app I could find that had the same exact issue.
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Hi guys - this is an issue with the Google Drive extension and the way it's interpreting our file types. We've been looking into this, but there's no easy avenue for us to contact Google about this issue.
If you're experiencing this issue, the best way forward at this point is for you to contact Google Drive Support. While there's no way for us to speak to developers, there are multiple avenues for user support. If you can contact the support staff and explain that the Google Drive share extension is no longer correctly handling Procreate file types, this may lead to Google implementing a fix.
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One way they supposedly got around this issue is to open the file in google drive and then export it to the app. I tried doing this with "exporting", in my case "Open In" and then "Import with Herolab", nothing happens.