At 2/17/08 05:39 PM, BlueHippo wrote:
errr, I dunno what to say... that's how a tablet works. You hover over with the pen to move the mouse, but when you press down on the pad, it's like you're moving the mouse while the clicker is clicked, thus allowing you to draw... using a tablet can be kind of hard, but keep practicing and you'll get it ;P
Yeah, I was gonna say, too.... "dude... that's how it works. It just is."
I didn't actually know that until December, when I got my gf a Wacom Bamboo for Christmas, and I tried it some after she used it the first time for many many hours.
"whooooaaa, hovery "literal placement" tablet pen funs!"
As opposed to solid, "relative position placement" mice... such a difference, takes a lot of brain-warping to adjust back and forth between the two, IMO. Good mental exercise.
I wonder if there is a way to tell the tablet not to detect hovering, though. Then you'd probably have to press one of the buttons on the pen to "click/drag," though.