Bamboo tablet with double screens?

MainManiac · Dec 2010

Got my bamboo tablet today so i broke out my extra screen to make my own little studio. But my tablet starts at the top left of my second screen instead of my main screen, is it possible to set it to a specific monitor?

r_fletch_r · Dec 2010

Go into the tablet properties app, go to details on the pen and select your monitor there.

MainManiac · Dec 2010

Thanks!

MainManiac · Dec 2010

May i ask another question? How much pressure can this take? Im not going to stab the pen through the thing but do i have to be careful to an extent, i want to make sure im using it somewhere near its full potential?

And does anyone have a brush setup guide :P? so many on google, id rather be recommended ones

r_fletch_r · Dec 2010

You don't need to use force to get full pressure, use common sense.

Snowfly · Dec 2010

I started a thread on getting the most out of your Wacom, specifically adjusting the pressure sensitivity curve so you don't have to press down as hard to reach maximum pressure, and also lowering the pressure threshold so the tablet picks up even the lightest strokes. My current tablet is actually a Bamboo ever since my Intuos3 wore out.
http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=77043&highlight=wacom+dado

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1751508/Tablet%20Pressure%20Curve%20Tool.exe

MainManiac · Dec 2010

I think i have issues wording things, sorry. Usually when i get any sort of new technology i can endup treating it like its extremely fragile, like thin glass. Pen pressure makes the brush size bigger the more you push, but even if i push a little bit i get a little worried so i try not to do it. What im asking is if the pressure is idiot proof and takes alot to break it (So i feel safe taking more of an advantage from the wonderful pressure features). Im never going to push the pen down as hard as i can, why would i do that?

Thanks for the help though.

Followed http://www.keetee.com/how-to-digitally-paint-in-photoshop-with-a-drawing-tablet-introduction-and-settings/ and http://www.keetee.com/how-to-digitally-paint-in-photoshop-with-a-drawing-tablet-developing-technique/ and im getting used to the way its supposed to act.

Just noticed your post snowfly, will look over, thanks.

Snader · Dec 2010

If I'm right there's a small testing thingy in the settings/calibration program which will show how hard you're pushing. You can use that to find out what '100%' is.

MainManiac · Dec 2010

perna wrote: »

frell, like r_fletch_r says.
Basically, you think they would design the device so that it breaks when you use it as you're supposed to be able to?

Ok stupid question, blame my phobias of everything breaking.

Thanks Snader

MESMURDA · Dec 2010

haha funny

there pretty sturdy i bring my old bamboo back and forth and everywhere to school with me and whatever else they can take alot

and the pressure is kind idiot proof lolz it will stop or plateau at a certain point thats probably when u shouldn't press any harder and it all depends on the specific program which u can adjust as well

Bamboo tablet with double screens?

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