ncsledge2 wrote:

So I recently bought a new tablet, an Artist 15.6 Pro. I make professional art and also play Osu! a fair bit.
I figured that since XP Pen makes an Osu!-specific tablet, their more expensive ones would do well for Osu! as well. Boy was I wrong.

This 400$ tablet does not have the basic feature to resize the work/play area. I'm used to playing on a very tiny area, only about an inch high. So far my work around has been to increase the sensitivity in-game, but it still requires too much movement. I also can't move my play area to a corner like I originally wanted, so I'm lightly hovering in the center so I don't mess with the screen too much. (The second point is moreso a picky thing, but still, its a 400$ tablet.) It's honestly as if I have to relearn how to play Osu! with my right hand due to bad drivers.

As for what I'm asking: Has anyone found a way to resize/move the work area for those tablets? Or a better workaround? It's uncomfortable, physically and mentally, and annoying since breaking through 6digits is gonna get postponed a lot with that handicap.

Death wrote:

It doesn't say this tablet is supported in the list of tablets that those drivers support, so I don't think downloading those will work. Not to mention using those probably makes drawing more difficult as it seems to be optimized for gameplay (the opposite of what the official tablet drivers are optimized for).

According to the manual that I looked up, it looks like you may be able to change the monitor mapping area? If that is the case you could try decreasing osu!'s resolution and then changing the mapping to match that. I think that should feel the same as increasing your sensitivity. Decreasing osu!'s resolution alone might even work actually.

Death wrote:

Maybe there is some super secret way of changing it that their support knows about. XP Pen's official support should know more about their tablet and software than anyone on these forums do (hopefully).