what would be better? Mouse mode (full tablet) or a small area of the pen mode?
Sure, but you need to move your hand more, smaller area is faster.MMzz wrote:
Uh no, bigger area is deffinatly better.
Gives you more control over what you are doing.
Tell that to Cookiezi who uses full tablet area.Jellyman wrote:
Sure, but you need to move your hand more, smaller area is faster.MMzz wrote:
Uh no, bigger area is deffinatly better.
Gives you more control over what you are doing.
Start off small, about half your tablet, then keep working your way up in the sizes when you get comforable.darkmiz wrote:
Can anyone share some full area techniques? I have a small hand and its almost impossible for me to reach the four corners of full area without repositioning my wrist.
Using someone else's configurations isn't going to help you get any better >_>Derekku wrote:
Depends onthe size of your tablet andyour own personal preferences.
Isn't this the same as using smaller area?Mesita wrote:
Also try not to play with huge screen size.
wrong wrong wrong wrong wrong!Jellyman wrote:
Pen mode either way for osu! and a smaller area is better for osu, but you should reduce the size gradually so you can get used to it.
^thiskriers wrote:
wrong wrong wrong wrong wrong!Jellyman wrote:
Pen mode either way for osu! and a smaller area is better for osu, but you should reduce the size gradually so you can get used to it.
You'll adapt to a bigger area and it makes your hand moving FASTER! + that valuable accuracy. Don't be fooled by smaller area.
^ thisdNextGen wrote:
kinda confused with this force proportions thingy,care to enlighten me ?Mesita wrote:
depends if you use force proportions or not.
Well I use this and it seems perfect for both accuracy and speed:kriers wrote:
wrong wrong wrong wrong wrong!Jellyman wrote:
Pen mode either way for osu! and a smaller area is better for osu, but you should reduce the size gradually so you can get used to it.
You'll adapt to a bigger area and it makes your hand moving FASTER! + that valuable accuracy. Don't be fooled by smaller area.