[Lakka]

Ok, so the thing is that after getting a new pc I noticed that something's not right while I draw. I finally realized that I can't rotate the canvas anymore (painter). Pressing the hotkey from the keyboard itself works, but when I press the ones on the tablet it just messes up.

Any suggestion on how to fix this little problemo of mine?

PS. My wrist is starting to hurt, be fast or it'll fall off!

[Lakka]

ahh and now I noticed that if I erase with the eraser side of the pen, then flip the pen over, I still have the eraser on eventhough it says I have X brush on. And now if I flip the pen back to the eraser side, i have the 'hand tool' on. (the thing that allows you to move the canvas)

Ive reinstalled my drivers a couple of times and tried 2 different versions of it.

*cry*

[Jabo]

Looks like it's a performance thing. I often noticed a change of tools when I was flipping the pen. It looks like the comp doesn't have enough memory or CPU power to make the changes so quickly. I wonder why you use the eraser-part anyway, IMO the pen is way to big to flip it comfortably. Why don't you just press "E" on the keyboard or map it to one of the tablet's hotkeys?

Hope you don't mind me adding a question about the acom hotkeys. I have "Display Toggle" set on one of the hotkeys on the Int3 and it works fine. It toggles from my main-screen (external screen) to the macbook's screen. But when I want to switch back, it takes two, sometimes 5 or more clicks on the hotkey to get back to the big secondary monitor. Any ideas?
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[Lakka]

Dunno about the performance theory as my old pc was slower in everyway than the one im currently using, and it actually worked fine on it :\

I'm actually pretty good at flipping the pen over in a fast pace, as it's an artisan skill you can develop on your always interesting maths classes over here!

Nah, really I have the pens backside on a really soft setting so I can blend stuff in if needed. But that's just me