Yin The Wolf

[Richard K Niner]

Not always. I have a 4x5 tablet, set up so that the biggest movement possible only covers a small part of the screen: i.e. 1" = 96 pixels, instead of 1/6th of the distance across the tablet = 1/6th of the screen's width. Drops the sensitivity sharply, so that small movement on tablet = small movement on screen.

Then that would totally screw up my tablet. It works by relative position and there is no sensitivity control of the like.

I'm guessing you mean absolute position (where each corner of the tablet corresponds to a corner of the screen, and so the actual position of the tip on the tablet is mapped accordingly), because mine is using relative position (where the cursor is moved only be detected pen movements, so lifting the pen up an inch and placing it down elsewhere doesn't move it on the screen). Either way, my driver lets me switch between them if I want.

[CameronCN]

I don't hesitate to say that Roman would be the best artist on this forum,* that is, if he were on this forum, which he isn't. Which is a shame.

*Besides DCS.

[Bocaj Claw]

Well sure he draws very goodly but does he know why kids prefer cinnamon toast crunch?

[VenM2]

I'm guessing you mean absolute position (where each corner of the tablet corresponds to a corner of the screen, and so the actual position of the tip on the tablet is mapped accordingly), because mine is using relative position (where the cursor is moved only be detected pen movements, so lifting the pen up an inch and placing it down elsewhere doesn't move it on the screen). Either way, my driver lets me switch between them if I want.

oops, well I can't do that.