For Wacom USB graphic tablet owners
  • Butterfly
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    Sergio
    Posts: 90 from 2005/2/16
    Hi there,

    If you own or like Wacom graphic tablets, please tell Chris Hodges about it (see http://groups.yahoo.com/group/highway_usb/message/1858). Given enough people contact him he may extend his Poseidon hid class so as to give more support for Wacom tablets - e.g. absolute positionning mode.
    Ciao

    Sergio
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  • rms
  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    rms
    Posts: 603 from 2004/11/27
    @ Sergio

    Hi,

    I just send an e-mail to Chris Hodges about to support the tablets. It would realy be great if this happens. I know several artists who would be very interessted in using such a tablet with e. g. TVPaint.

    Regards

    Christoph
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  • Butterfly
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    Sergio
    Posts: 90 from 2005/2/16
    Quote:

    I know several artists who would be very interessted in using such a tablet with e. g. TVPaint.

    Great! Just re-direct them to Chris.

    Sergio
  • »18.11.05 - 06:39
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  • Order of the Butterfly
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    Raf_MegaByte
    Posts: 430 from 2004/10/10
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    I own decent economic USB Trust graphic tablet...

    I wonder if it could work with Wacom driver...
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  • »18.11.05 - 08:51
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  • Order of the Butterfly
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    Toto
    Posts: 268 from 2003/4/20
    I've also mailed Chris. Got a Wacom Intuos A4 oversize.
  • »18.11.05 - 12:42
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  • Cocoon
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    memering
    Posts: 45 from 2003/3/13
    From: Xenia Ohio USA
    I would love a Wacon Tablet on my Pegasos.

    I just emailed Christ Hodges.

    Poseidon is great software!!

    Hope you decided to develope it!

    Bob
    God Bless

    Bob
  • »18.11.05 - 12:47
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  • Ex-Member
    Posts: 74 from 2004/6/15
    Eight emails and 25 KB of addition source code later, the HID class now
    supports the following tablets (only the stuff that's relevant to AmigaOS,
    not the finger pads or spiffy intuos tools):

    Cintiq 21 UX
    Cintiq Partner
    DTF-720
    Graphire
    Graphire 2 4x5
    Graphire 2 5x7
    Graphire 3
    Graphire 3 6x8
    Graphire 4 4x5
    Graphire 4 6x8
    Intuos 4x5
    Intuos 6x8
    Intuos 9x12
    Intuos 12x12
    Intuos 12x18
    Intuos 2 12x12
    Intuos 2 12x18
    Intuos 2 4x5
    Intuos 2 6x8
    Intuos 2 6x8
    Intuos 2 9x12
    Intuos 3 4x5
    Intuos 3 6x11
    Intuos 3 6x8
    Intuos 3 9x12
    PenPartner
    PenPartner 2
    PenStation 2
    PL-400
    PL-500
    PL-510
    PL-550
    PL-600
    PL-600 SX
    PL-700
    PL-710
    PL-800
    Volito
    Volito 2 2x3
    Volito 2 4x5

    However, the only one that's been tested is currently the Graphire 2 4x5.
    The other ones have been implemented on the packet structure information
    found on the net.

    About beta testing: I will send beta versions to some of these eight
    requesters at given time.
    Bye...
    Chris Hodges
  • »22.11.05 - 13:13
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  • Butterfly
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    Sergio
    Posts: 90 from 2005/2/16
    Chris, you absolutely rock!
  • »22.11.05 - 13:26
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    Stevo
    Posts: 908 from 2004/1/24
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    /me agrees :-)
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  • »22.11.05 - 14:25
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  • rms
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    rms
    Posts: 603 from 2004/11/27
    @ platon42

    This is absolutely GREAT!!!!

    Thanks already!

    I will be glad to test it on the Intuos3 A5Wide

    Regards

    Christoph
  • »22.11.05 - 14:35
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  • Order of the Butterfly
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    Toto
    Posts: 268 from 2003/4/20
    That's really great news, thanks Chris. Can't wait to try it out with TVPaint.

    [ Edited by Toto on 2005/11/23 4:24 ]
  • »22.11.05 - 18:23
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  • Just looking around
    Posts: 16 from 2003/10/22
    Yes ! That's a really great news.
    I am very interested in this USB graphic tablet.

    Denis
    Pegasos and Draco french user
  • »23.11.05 - 15:54
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    XDelusion
    Posts: 602 from 2010/10/27
    What is the best of these that exists? Anyone know? And do any of them allow one to see what you are drawing on the tablet itself, or does this only show on the computer screen?

    [ Edited by XDelusion 04.12.2011 - 21:22 ]
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  • »05.12.11 - 01:00
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    connor
    Posts: 650 from 2007/7/29
    Will one of these work with MOS? Which applications support pens and tablets? Sketch? Showgirls? Gribouilis 3? I also have old ArtEffect (3 or 4). Can I use the pen and tablet(s) with that? Are there other programs like music programs, DTP or text applications zthat support tablets?

    http://www.aldi-nord.de/aldi_ab_donnerstag_0812_48_802_802_13127_5.html

    http://www.lidl.de/de/SILVERCREST/SILVERCREST-Grafiktablett1
  • »07.12.11 - 10:13
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    connor
    Posts: 650 from 2007/7/29
    Bought both of them for testing which one is better. The ALDI tablet works fine (also as mouse replacement) but has no extra keys. The LIDL tablet has extra keys which I did not manage to configure. Man, Poseidon has soooooo many options! I really don't understand all of this. It is too complicated for me. I did not find a place how to configure those virtual keys around the tablet. There are 26 keypads around the tablet, so when you push with the pen on one of these a defined action can be executed. But in Poseidon config I only find the two scroll wheels and the keys on the pen itself. Can anyone know or guess how do I get these extra keys to work?

    Also, the LIDL tablet (the SILVERCREST one) is very sensitive. Whenever I reach the surface, a double click is very often performed. This is too fast as I did not hit for a double click. With the ALDI tablet this does not happen. Does anyone know how I can configure Poseidon to be less sensitive?

    Also, I have to run mouse, keyboard and tablet at the same USB hub. when I plug in the tablet and use it, the normal keyboard does not work anymore. It does not get disabled via Popo, I do not get a message. It just does not react on keypress anymore. I have to plug it out and in again. Can I configure this in any way?

    [ Edited by connor 09.12.2011 - 23:58 ]
  • »09.12.11 - 21:56
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    XDelusion
    Posts: 602 from 2010/10/27
    Yes, The USB interface is utterly confusiong to configure sometimes.

    I.E. When trying to configure a joypad to work as a Mouse/Keyboard.

    Everyone can explain it to me how it "should" work in theory, but nobody has ever gotten it to work correctly in practice. At least not that I've saw.

    So anyhow, thanks for the info, but I must ask,"isn't it kind of hard to draw on a pad when you can't see what you are drawing displayed upon it?
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  • »10.12.11 - 01:52
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    connor
    Posts: 650 from 2007/7/29
    > isn't it kind of hard to draw on a pad when you can't see what you are drawing displayed upon it?

    Yes, especially as you can hardly feel the corners of the drawing plate. You always have to watch the monitor what you are drawing.
  • »10.12.11 - 08:03
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    XDelusion
    Posts: 602 from 2010/10/27
    connor,
    Quote:

    Yes, especially as you can hardly feel the corners of the drawing plate. You always have to watch the monitor what you are drawing.


    I thought so. Tis really a shame we don't have support for such hardware. It would be great to not have to rely up on the main stream OS's all the time to take advantage of some of the better hardware options out there.


    Edit, actually it appears that the "Cintiq 21 UX and
    Cintiq Partner" are visual tablets! :)


    [ Edited by XDelusion 10.12.2011 - 17:10 ]
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    connor
    Posts: 650 from 2007/7/29
    Yes and just 25 times as expensive as a standard tablet. But there seems to be no simple tool for configuration of extra keys or intensity when pressing with the pen on the tablet. So I have to see if I can understand what Poseidon wants from me.
  • »10.12.11 - 23:05
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    XDelusion
    Posts: 602 from 2010/10/27
    God speed!
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