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Does anyone play with a Wacom Tablet?
I am more used to using a tablet/pen on my computer. I found that the pointer (pen) will spin the world around in 300mph. Also sometimes when that happens, my mouse click in the game will stop working and resort to restart the computer, restarting ESO doesn't fix it.
Thanks.
Kinky Boots
Thanks.
Kinky Boots
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Moonraker✭✭✭✭Never tried a Wacom tablet. There have been issues previously generally with character spinning which was regarding High DPI setting on Windows so not sure if it is related. See this ESO Support article which is for Windows but amy give a clue.0 -
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What Mac do you have? Maybe a way if we knew and OS X version.Thanks, unfortunately I cannot find anywhere to disable that setting on a Mac client.0 -
curlyqloub14_ESO✭✭✭✭Patient: "Doctor, it hurts when I do this."
Doctor: "Then don't to that".
tldr: why not just use a mouse? I would think right clicking and other essential game functions would be pretty tough with a tablet anyway.0 -
Motion Graphics designer here. Have been using tablet/pen for years. I am much faster using pen/tablet than mouse and trackball.
Click pen down on tablet = left click, pen button is right click. Press and hold pen to move around. Works really well for me, as in WoW.
In ESO, when in cursor mode and in bag/skill/character/craft stations, using pen is much quicker for me.
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Tablet is mapped to screen size, so I know exactly where to put the pen down in relation to where the cursor on the screen. Instead of moving/sliding cursor to where I want with a mouse/trackball. No overshot the cursor position.
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