Hey Guys! How do you know when the Nib on your Graphic Pad Pen is going? i've just changed the battery, but the lines i draw are stopping and starting, an when i'm trying to zoom it keeps spazzing out?....
My question is, is it the pen Nib? or does my computer have aids?....
and if so, how is there a mcafee security package that cures computer aids?... :/
At 4/25/18 05:05 PM, RyzoJ89 wrote: does my computer have aids?....
Yes.
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At 4/25/18 05:05 PM, RyzoJ89 wrote: but the lines i draw are stopping and starting, an when i'm trying to zoom it keeps spazzing out?....
Definitely not a pen nib issue. I could understand the stopping and starting (though the lines when it starts and stop would appear super light due to pen pressure), but it would not make it flicker around (especially not after you zoom in). If you're using wacom, they're infamous for having tons of driver issues.
The one go-to fix I use is where you go to "run", type in "services.msc", go aaaall the way down to "wacom consumer device." Restart it, and every time you do so hit the button that turns touch on and off. Once the "touch on/off" box stops appearing, restart until it appears again and it should be back under control again.
If that doesn't work, search "wacom preferences file utility" in the start menu. Go to "my preferences" and hit remove. If it's still not working, click on the all user one. This one's more of a hit or miss, though.
Also just for future reference, you might want to ask art-related questions like this in the art forum.
At 4/26/18 01:31 AM, MPPlantOfficial wrote: Surprised this ISN'T another self promotion thread....
Still wouldnt be any of your business if it was dickweed. Take your negativity elsewhere ;)
