Tried turning mouse off whiles using tablet in case it was like sensing the mouse as well or something weird, but no luck Tried the ol’ “turn computer off and back on again/restart” trick to no avail
I’m an artist and draw quite often using clip studio paint and photoshop and flash, and I’ve never run into this bizarre an issue before, I just did a check just in case and it currently works perfectly fine on all my drawing software ^^Īlso a couple maybe useful things I forgot to mention in my original post but might as well provide in case they prove useful! I checked for driver updates and installed the update hoping it’d solve the problem, but it still persists. (Another point of note is I had the previous driver version after I downloaded and installed Pencil2D when I discovered the issue. My Wacom tablet product number is PTH-651
My mac operating system is OS X El Capitan (10.11) You can try the following free drawing apps to see how the tablet behaves: If you updated the drivers to the latest web version for your tablet, you’re certainly a step ahead, however I have to ask that you try to use other drawing software to report if it’s a global issue with the tablet or if it’s specific to Pencil2D under macOS environments? And what is the driver version you downloaded? e.g 6.3.19-3.If possible can you let us know what is the wacom tablet product number (e.g PTH-450) which you can find on the back of the tablet itself or in the box.You mentioned you’re using a mac but which version? To find out follow this guide.Which version of Pencil2D are you currently using? To find out go to HELP > ABOUT menu.
It is quite odd indeed that this is happening since wacom tablets are about the most compatible input devices with Pencil2D, but there’s always a first time I suppose.Īnyway, can you please answer a few more questions to help developers review this faster? Sorry to see you’re having issues and thank you for being so thorough with your report, it helps a lot.
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