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[Archived] Help OSU Tablet Settings

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ITzChaos
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Joined February 2018
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ITzChaos
Hey guys, I've been playing OSU with my tablet set to two screens since i started playing but I've recently switched to just one 1080p monitor and found that my sensitivity is all messed up. ive tried halving my play area because i've lost half my screen but that doesnt seem to work, i've also tried to double my ingame sense and that doesnt seem to work either :/ I've searched for this but havent seen anyone else post about having this issue but if there is one feel free to direct me to that post. Below is what i used to run my tablet at and would love to find a way to emulate. I'm not sure if i'm missing some basic math or something else but any help is appreciated <3

https://imgur-archive.ppy.sh/discord/527090002816008202-606492000333725707-20180821_200007.jpg
https://imgur-archive.ppy.sh/discord/527090002816008202-606492001789018112-20180821_200015.jpg
My ingame sensitivity was 1.25


osu! version: Stable 20190716.5 (latest)
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GlaZe
490 posts
Joined February 2016
GlaZe
Try changing to 1x sensitivity, using anything other than that can mess up your tablet.
SodiumChloridy
1 post
Joined December 2018
SodiumChloridy
Try resetting your tablet area to just the display you're using / osu! window area. Then adjust the sensitivity in osu!, tht will change your tablet area accordingly. If the option is not available for you, i suggest you using the TabletDriver driver.
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BlaixenU
7 posts
Joined January 2019
BlaixenU
If you still have the old monitor, you can plug that in and then check your driver size and ratio.
plug your 1080 monitor then input the old driver active area and ratio. If that doesnt work, use https://github.com/hawku/TabletDriver

(Above is a link to Hawkus tablet drivers) check the compatible tablets and then download it.
From there you must go to Device Manager (Windows) and go all the way down to a category that has the name of your original tablet driver or the model name of the tablet i.e for Huion 420 the driver name is "420".
After you delete that you need to restart your pc and then open the folder that you downloaded earlier. The way to download it on different tablets is on the website link above. Soon after you have done that, mess around with sensitivity until you find the right one. i.e. i switched tablets after a break from osu! and i had to mess with the sensitivity until i found the right one.

So then after that it might've gotten fixed, might've not but atleast i did help ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
sorry for the lack of images though.
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