Endaris wrote:
You won't be able to develop the feeling you have in your left hand in years when trying to use the pen with your right.
It is natural that your main hand is stronger at both but mechanically tapping should be easier to learn for your offhand as it doesn't require the flexibility and micromovement that aiming with the pen does.
Endaris wrote:
You won't be able to develop the feeling you have in your left hand in years when trying to use the pen with your right.
It is natural that your main hand is stronger at both but mechanically tapping should be easier to learn for your offhand as it doesn't require the flexibility and micromovement that aiming with the pen does.
Almost wrote:
Endaris wrote:
You won't be able to develop the feeling you have in your left hand in years when trying to use the pen with your right.
It is natural that your main hand is stronger at both but mechanically tapping should be easier to learn for your offhand as it doesn't require the flexibility and micromovement that aiming with the pen does.
As a left hander who played tablet with my right hand, I can't tell you how wrong you are lol.
Almost wrote:
I can use the tablet better in my right hand than my left. It doesn't even feel comfortable in my left. Obviously it did not feel natural in my right hand initially and took some time to get used to but it definitely did not take years. I cannot confirm how long it took since this was some 6 years ago but I will estimate a month (2 at most).