Follow up to Wacom Intuos

[Overfifty]

It appears to be a matter of adjustment (I hope!). After closer inspection it appears there are two foci, or cursors - the regular pointer and a small "x" a few centimeters diagonally to the pointer. When I touch a point on the tablet I get a line between the two. If I can reconcile the two the tablet would actually be useful. Any suggestions? Thank you, Barry.

[heppnerguy]

why out of my league.. I haven't a clue about what you are even talking about.. sorry

 

Dick

heppnerguy

[LarryEA]

This is a 'public' 'private' conversation between Clayton and Barry.

And I don't know.........'cept it's about pattern makng maybe

not general scrollsawing I don't think.

 

Larry

[Nick@tinkers-cove]

 

It appears to be a matter of adjustment (I hope!). After closer inspection it appears there are two foci, or cursors - the regular pointer and a small "x" a few centimeters diagonally to the pointer. When I touch a point on the tablet I get a line between the two. If I can reconcile the two the tablet would actually be useful. Any suggestions? Thank you, Barry.

Hi Barry. I have a Bamboo and wouldn't use anything else for design work. Most of my problems in the past have been the pressure issues. Different software reacts differently to how you tap or hold your pen. I would suggest firstly, check the website for new updates for your pad - and then play around with your settings. This usually works thing out for me. Overall I still love the feel of a pen or pencil in my hand as opposed to replicating sketching via a mouse or keypad - (there really is no comparison.) If I can help further, just give me a shout.

Kindest Regards,

Nick.

Edited March 29, 2014 by Nick@tinkers-cove

[amazingkevin]

i'll pass !

[LarryEA]

OK Kevin, I'll bid three hearts.

Edited March 30, 2014 by LarryEA