Not necessarily.Hula wrote:
SPOILERJareDeZane wrote:
I'm stuck with this. Can't go any smaller/bigger.
Isn't this area size really hard for you to do jumps on? Not to mention the random slider breaks?
I tried it once and it felt so wrong. I couldn't even finish a hard map.Dexus wrote:
For 3 years I used a tiny area and jumps weren't easy to be precise with. Yeah I was moving around quickly, but when tricky patterns came up I had to grip my pen to death to make sure I was precise. I realized playing full tablet just required more use of the arm instead of all fingers. Switching over was difficult at first, but after extensive playing with a full area it's very rewarding. I actually find it more fun too because you can really get into jumps.
I really would advise every play to play full tablet at least for a week to see how they feel about. Reducing the screen are and not the tablet area can make it more comfortable as well (if you're playing windowed that is). Fullscreen you can disabl GPU scaling and then lower the osu! Resolution until you feel comfortable with it.
I used to have an area similar to Cookiezi's (my old area) and I noticed that my cursor was super-shaky when I played. It may have been my grip, but I noticed that it became much more steady and landing jumps were more reliable when I changed back to the settings that were default on my laptop (the screencap I posted earlier is replicating those settings on my desktop).Dexus wrote:
For 3 years I used a tiny area and jumps weren't easy to be precise with. Yeah I was moving around quickly, but when tricky patterns came up I had to grip my pen to death to make sure I was precise. I realized playing full tablet just required more use of the arm instead of all fingers. Switching over was difficult at first, but after extensive playing with a full area it's very rewarding. I actually find it more fun too because you can really get into jumps.
I really would advise every play to play full tablet at least for a week to see how they feel about. Reducing the screen are and not the tablet area can make it more comfortable as well (if you're playing windowed that is). Fullscreen you can disabl GPU scaling and then lower the osu! Resolution until you feel comfortable with it.
Force proportions fixes that.Dexus wrote:
I find if you're playing with a large resolution the inputs get misplaced because you're not moving the same distance as you are with your tablet.
i think it's easier to play with a small area. well, it's a personal preferenceeasy and more inaccurate
it really does depend on how you grip your penWangZi wrote:
I use just about 1/3 of my tablet.
Question of all those full area players out there. 1. How big is your tablet?
2. How the hell can you only move your wrist if your get a jump with a 4 corners of the screen? My wrist hurts when I bring it to the bottom right hand corner (my hand is around bottom middle-right hand side of the tablet), and my pen gets too high for it to register when I move my pen to the top of my tablet.
How are you limiting an area with a VisTablet PenPad?nihilist wrote:
Don't use a bamboo tablet but w/e.
VisTablet PenPad
osu! res is 1028x786
If you think about it the larger your tablet area the more accurate your movements will be. Your margin of error should go down, That said I play on a full tablet with a smaller window as with dual screen's stuff sometimes tries to open behind the game but won't appear on top so I have to spend ages doing Alt+Tab to get be able to Insert osu! to the hidden Icon's tray. This issue only happens on Dual screen's not sure why.Ryuji- wrote:
Would it be better to have windowed game and full area or full screen game with smaller area on tablet in peoples opinions?
Hello mr. 6 monitorCommie wrote:
This is what I'm using atm:
Yeah I don't even...iderekmc wrote:
lolPrimula wrote:
Wacom Intuos 640 >w<
BongJay wrote:
i have the splash and im thinking of getting the intuos small. anyone know if its possible to enter the tablet area size manually. i want to use the cth 460 4.9-by-3.4-inch active area for the intous small.
Yularia wrote:
BongJay wrote:
i have the splash and im thinking of getting the intuos small. anyone know if its possible to enter the tablet area size manually. i want to use the cth 460 4.9-by-3.4-inch active area for the intous small.
(also is not bamboo ;_;)
BongJay wrote:
i have the splash and im thinking of getting the intuos small. anyone know if its possible to enter the tablet area size manually. i want to use the cth 460 4.9-by-3.4-inch active area for the intous small.
trust me going up is the best feeling ever. you might feel slower and get tired easier, but the aiming pays off. i used to have a tiny ass area and was super inaccurate with my aim even if the speed was top notch. go as large as you can without it being uncomfortable/needing unnecessary arm movement. you could either up it a little everyday and get through the difference in warm up or start right over.[MY] yummy90 XP wrote:
Wacom CTL-470, 1024 x 768 fullscreen scaled
Full screen is simply too big, I only use it when I write something
And the sensitivity somehow feels slower on a larger area (correct me if I'm wrong)
I have no problem doing jumps or streams, the only problem is not being about to follow the beats properly
I do intend to increase the size, millimetre by millimetre when I have the chance to try it
I don't think there is much point.blueray101 wrote:
Can someone explain the point of playing at different resolutions in full screen?
For osu! tablet you don't need to, just change mouse sensitivity in-game with raw input onSimehh wrote:
Hey ya all
Just got my osu! tablet and I'm kinda noob with it. Could anyone tell me things like how to change active area and maybe other things I should know?
you should make your area a bit bigger.Calindrus wrote:
Just switched from mouse to tablet today.
It's pretty hard to get used to it, but it's definitely more fun to use.
Monitor: 1920x1080
Osu: 1920x1080 (Borderless)
Hmm idk I kinda like it like this cos when I played with mouse my sensitivity was pretty high so it felt weird having a bigger area. I guess i'll try increasing it a bit.B1rd wrote:
you should make your area a bit bigger.Calindrus wrote:
Just switched from mouse to tablet today.
It's pretty hard to get used to it, but it's definitely more fun to use.
Monitor: 1920x1080
Osu: 1920x1080 (Borderless)
