So I'm on a tablet PC -(Tecra M7) and I'm trying to play the game, but around 80% of my button presses won't register I believe due to a pressure sensitivity issue. All my other programs work quite well with the slightest tap of the stylus, but when I play this game, even when I'm pressing as hard as possible, only 20% of those would register. Any help?
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tablet pressure sensitivity issues? [Resolved in b110] [resolved]
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That's quite strange. I have tested osu! on a graphics tablet with no problems.
Do you have a good framerate on the tablet? I'm not too familiar with tablets personally, but don't see why you should be experiencing such problems
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Does anyone else have any ideas? I am reading mouse input, so as long as the tablet emulates mouse correctly, it should work right?
Do you have a good framerate on the tablet? I'm not too familiar with tablets personally, but don't see why you should be experiencing such problems
.Does anyone else have any ideas? I am reading mouse input, so as long as the tablet emulates mouse correctly, it should work right?
i don't think programs recognize pressure on their own right?
if it works anywhere else, should work on osu too.... check framerates like peppy said, and test it some more on the editor.
also if you're running it on a window try changing your desktop color depth
if it works anywhere else, should work on osu too.... check framerates like peppy said, and test it some more on the editor.
also if you're running it on a window try changing your desktop color depth
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well, I sorta figured a way to make it work, but it's still a far cry from ds ouendan play: the stylus requires a stroke to activate the mouse click, so for each point, I have to make a mini-stroke to get it. This of course would lead to all sorts of issues with timing/accuracy, but eh, what can I do.
I'm wondering if there is a setting in your tablet control panel to change this... it sounds very strange!
i suffer from the same issue too
i have to writing strokes to get it work
there are no settings for the sensitivity
peppy:
if u have time, please check out the Tablet PC SDK
it might help solving the problem
The Tablet PC platform encompasses Windows XP and its extensions that enable input and output of handwriting and speech data on a Tablet PC as well as interchange of this data with other computers. The Windows XP Tablet PC Edition Software Development Kit (SDK) enables you to build ink-enabled, pen-enabled, and speech-enabled applications and supporting hardware for the Tablet PC.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/deta ... laylang=en
i have to writing strokes to get it work
there are no settings for the sensitivity
peppy:
if u have time, please check out the Tablet PC SDK
it might help solving the problem
The Tablet PC platform encompasses Windows XP and its extensions that enable input and output of handwriting and speech data on a Tablet PC as well as interchange of this data with other computers. The Windows XP Tablet PC Edition Software Development Kit (SDK) enables you to build ink-enabled, pen-enabled, and speech-enabled applications and supporting hardware for the Tablet PC.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/deta ... laylang=en
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there might be on yours
but not on ours....><
mine is hp tc4200 with wacom driver
but no such settings in the control panel
but not on ours....><
mine is hp tc4200 with wacom driver
but no such settings in the control panel
Tablets should now work perfectly.
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