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I am using Windows 7 64-bit. But this would probably also apply to 32-bit users. My tablet is a Wacom Bamboo Pen and Touch. But, again, this would probably apply to all other Pen Tablet products, even those not made by Wacom.
I've had issues with delays when clicking with my pen. Whenever I left-click anywhere on the screen with the tip of the pen and trying to drag, there was always a half-second delay before the pen performs the correct action. This was especially annoying when trying to paint in Photoshop or sculpting a 3d model in Mudbox or just performing any click-and-drag action in general.
I have asked about this issue sometime ago. Wacom suggested minimizing the double-click distance in the Pen Tablet settings. But most of the solutions I found on the internet, including those from Wacom, involved turning off the Tablet PC Input Service, only to cause further complications such as the service restarting upon reboot of the computer even though the service is labeled "stopped" in the services panel; in which case the only way to remove the delay is to re-install the Wacom driver and rebooting the computer all over again. This has annoyed the hell out of me.
But I'm not here to complain about the issue and asking for a solution. I'm here to provide the solution. If anyone has the same problems as mine, simply go to Control Panel>>>Pen and Touch (not the Wacom Pen Tablet Properties) then turn off the "Press and Hold" feature. This feature basically tells the driver to wait for the pen to hold for a short time before initiating a "right-click" maneuver. And this is what is causing the delays, not the Tablet PC Input service. Turning this feature off will ensure that every left-click will just be a left click and no more delays.
Also, if you are still experiencing delays, try going to the "Flicks" tab and turning off that feature as well. I hope this helps for everyone. I just want to share the solution to the problem that has been bugging me for quite a while.
Cheers!
I've had issues with delays when clicking with my pen. Whenever I left-click anywhere on the screen with the tip of the pen and trying to drag, there was always a half-second delay before the pen performs the correct action. This was especially annoying when trying to paint in Photoshop or sculpting a 3d model in Mudbox or just performing any click-and-drag action in general.
I have asked about this issue sometime ago. Wacom suggested minimizing the double-click distance in the Pen Tablet settings. But most of the solutions I found on the internet, including those from Wacom, involved turning off the Tablet PC Input Service, only to cause further complications such as the service restarting upon reboot of the computer even though the service is labeled "stopped" in the services panel; in which case the only way to remove the delay is to re-install the Wacom driver and rebooting the computer all over again. This has annoyed the hell out of me.
But I'm not here to complain about the issue and asking for a solution. I'm here to provide the solution. If anyone has the same problems as mine, simply go to Control Panel>>>Pen and Touch (not the Wacom Pen Tablet Properties) then turn off the "Press and Hold" feature. This feature basically tells the driver to wait for the pen to hold for a short time before initiating a "right-click" maneuver. And this is what is causing the delays, not the Tablet PC Input service. Turning this feature off will ensure that every left-click will just be a left click and no more delays.
Also, if you are still experiencing delays, try going to the "Flicks" tab and turning off that feature as well. I hope this helps for everyone. I just want to share the solution to the problem that has been bugging me for quite a while.
Cheers!
Wacom Cintiq Pro 16 - DO NOT BUY for PC
TLDR:
If you are a Mac user, you are good to go. If you are a PC user, be prepared to have headaches and spend more money than you should.
LONG STORY:
So my Wacom Cintiq Pro 16 has just arrived yesterday and I was so excited to use it right away. However, when I tried to connect it to my PC, I was so dumbfounded that the device only has USB-C or mini-displayport + USB-A connectivity.
Most PCs, such as mine, only have HDMI and Displayport outputs along with the regular USB-A ports. Which means I could not get the Cintiq display to activate without buying a 3rd-party cable or adapter (with varying compatibility issues) for the Displayport
My New Portfolio Website
Hello, everyone. To launch my professional career as a 3d artist I recently made my very own portfolio website, complete with its own custom domain. Check it out!
http://www.rafaelbenedicto.com
I will be uploading most of my completed work there. Also I notice that people have been sending me notes which I only read 3 weeks, sometimes even 3 months, later. I have to apologize for that since I've been barely spending time here. For those who wish to message me in the future, try sending me a message in my contacts page (www.rafaelbenedicto.com/contact) which links directly to my email (sgthunterkiller2000@yahoo.com).
Happy springtime!
Pepakura Requests
I have received dozens of requests from people over the years asking me that I share my 3d models to them so that they could make real-life costumes using Pepakura. Let me tell you that I have no problem with my work being used to make costumes. And I appreciate people's compliments of my work, I really do. But what I don't appreciate is people asking me to "donate" my models to them for free. You see, I live in a world where everything has a price and everyone needs to earn a living. Therefore I believe that if I give away my stuff, at least I should get something tangible in return (giving me "credit" for my work is not considered tangible)
Caterpillars in the Mind
Here is an excellent essay by John Alanis.
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A few months ago, my Mother presented me with a Clematis plant, a
plant that grows rapidly, like a vine. They are quite common, and
supposed to be easy to care for.
However, my plant did not grow as advertised. It seemed stunted,
and did not have a healthy look about it at all. Was it a
defective plant?
I decided to inspect it further, and found an orange caterpillar
under one leaf. Then a second one, and a third one...and finally a
21st one. The mystery of why my plant was not growing had been
solved...it was literally being eaten alive by caterpillars.
© 2010 - 2024 SgtHK
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I have a Huion tablet and use Medibang because I am cheap, and I have no idea what I am doing when it comes to computers. Earlier I was creating a piece, I took a break, and when I went to finish it the delay was back. I was having troubles with it when I first got my tablet, then it stopped out of the blue and worked for months, until now. I have been searching for a fix for hours but almost all solutions apply to Wacom tablets and Photoshop. Maybe I'm just being ignorant and I'm really the problem.