https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=488328
Halla Rempt <ha...@valdyas.org> changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Component|Tools |Tablets (tablet issues are
| |only very rarely bugs in
| |Krita!)
CC| |ha...@valdyas.org
Status|REPORTED |NEEDSINFO
Severity|critical |normal
Resolution|--- |WAITINGFORINFO
--- Comment #1 from Halla Rempt <ha...@valdyas.org> ---
This is unlikely to be a bug in Krita, since Krita does not have any
tablet-specific code: that's all OS, driver and the Qt framework. The reason
you don't see misalignment outside the canvas is because to everything outside
the canvas, the pen looks like a mouse. Reasons for misalignment on the canvas
can be:
* buggy Wacom driver (I once had to buy a Cintiq and a Wacom Remote to figure
out that for quite a few versions, having the remove first in the list of
devices triggered an offset bug)
* On Windows, incompatibility with either the wintab or the windows ink driver:
you can try switching between the two in Krita's tablet setttings page. Restart
to make the switch active
* Faulty settings in the Wacom tablet driver app
* A broken settings file for the wacom tablet driver app
But, as I said, there's way for us to "fix" this in Krita's code, even if this
bug doesn't appear in other applications: tablet drivers contain a lot of
application-specific workarounds.
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