Arshes Nei
April 19th, 2009, 09:54 PM
I should mention the following is for Windows Users.
So you may have seen the Watchmen cover on Imagine FX and are stoked to try manga studio 4 with a dual monitor setup. You might hit an ugly surprise especially if you're using an intuos3 or newer.
You notice that it either:
1. Makes wonderful speed lines (but not because you're trying to draw them)
2. The cursor is not lined up to where you're drawing.
This is because Manga Studio and Deleter Comicworks (which looks like a modified Open Canvas) doesn't quite read your Wacom_Tablet.dat right.
If you want to save your prefs before doing this you can read the "How to make your Intuos/Cintiq better" - http://junkyardsam.blogspot.com/2009/02/wacom-cintiq-driver-manual-adjustment.html
Next, go to Start - Programs - Wacom Tablet - Wacom Tablet Preference File Utility and Delete all your preferences. Reboot your PC. Yes it wipes out all your former shortcuts.
If you are too lazy to program your shortcuts again, you can save a copy of the Wacom_Tablet.dat into a directory and name them. This is also handy for other programs that can't read more than one Tablet installed, like Sai Paint.
So you may have seen the Watchmen cover on Imagine FX and are stoked to try manga studio 4 with a dual monitor setup. You might hit an ugly surprise especially if you're using an intuos3 or newer.
You notice that it either:
1. Makes wonderful speed lines (but not because you're trying to draw them)
2. The cursor is not lined up to where you're drawing.
This is because Manga Studio and Deleter Comicworks (which looks like a modified Open Canvas) doesn't quite read your Wacom_Tablet.dat right.
If you want to save your prefs before doing this you can read the "How to make your Intuos/Cintiq better" - http://junkyardsam.blogspot.com/2009/02/wacom-cintiq-driver-manual-adjustment.html
Next, go to Start - Programs - Wacom Tablet - Wacom Tablet Preference File Utility and Delete all your preferences. Reboot your PC. Yes it wipes out all your former shortcuts.
If you are too lazy to program your shortcuts again, you can save a copy of the Wacom_Tablet.dat into a directory and name them. This is also handy for other programs that can't read more than one Tablet installed, like Sai Paint.