07.1
Input is domain knowledge
Pen pressure, tilt, touch, audio, and device switching are not peripheral details. In many workflows they carry the operator's timing and confidence.
Preserving them makes the demonstration legible beyond the final pixels.
07.2
Capture without interference
Instrumentation should not make the application feel different. Extra latency, lost pressure levels, or unreliable focus changes the expert's behavior.
The capture layer succeeds when the operator can forget it is present.
07.3
Align every channel
A pressure curve only matters when it is synchronized with the canvas state, visible gesture, and spoken explanation.
One timeline turns separate sensors into a useful demonstration.
07.4
Retain the native file
Flattened exports discard layers, history, and editable structure. Native deliverables reveal how the artifact was built and what remains adjustable.
That structure is often the most valuable part of expert creative work.