What I meant is: ATM you have to move the mouse pointer to the slider to move it, just like with a mouse.
What I did expect was, that I could touch a certain position on the tablet and be able to directly move from there, just like a tablet pen works.
And if that would support multitouch, you could use it like a multitouch monitor.
What works is, if you move your mouse to a slider, you can move it with two fingers at once, but that's not too exciting
Cheers,
Tom
Statistics: Posted by Thomas Helzle — 12 Oct 2012, 17:31
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So while it recognizes some hardwired multitouch gestures which can be useful, it doesn't allow you to for instance move 3 sliders at once with 3 fingers.
I thought that muti-touch is dependend from aplication also, isn' it?Is there any tablet that allow to move more then two sliders or abjects in usine?
Statistics: Posted by r.erorr — 12 Oct 2012, 16:55
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The tablet as such is really great.
But for an unknown reason, Wacom decided to not make the touch-part work like a tablet with absolute positioning, but basically like a laptop-touchpad more mouse-like. So while it recognizes some hardwired multitouch gestures which can be useful, it doesn't allow you to for instance move 3 sliders at once with 3 fingers.
So I'm still happy I bought it (my old one just died), but it doesn't live up to it's full potential so far.
Maybe later driver generations can implement more modes.
It could be cool for Windows 8 to not have to touch the monitor.
Cheers,
Tom
Statistics: Posted by Thomas Helzle — 12 Oct 2012, 16:15
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that's what I hope. Just thought maybe somebody has some experience with it already.
I'll report what I find - I just ordered one since my old one broke recently
Cheers,
Tom
Statistics: Posted by Thomas Helzle — 09 Aug 2012, 00:41
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I just wondered if anybody here tried out the new Wacom Intuos 5 touch tablets with Usine?
Is it a feasible way to use Usines multitouch?
Cheers,
Tom
Statistics: Posted by Thomas Helzle — 08 Aug 2012, 20:45
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