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A follow up to yesterday's pic . Since I want to make games for this group, I figured I should start practicing adding features in isolation like this one.
I'll polish this later. I devoted too much time into this silly Psyduck animation |D

INSTRUCTIONS: Move the cursor around to move the Psyduck.

This is also my first frame by frame animation, kinda. I'm practicing for a certain AMV project.

Now, onto a more serious topic. My tablet has become really annoying for some reason.
What's she doing? The pressure is not working properly (I have to tweak it constantly) and the buttons of the stylus (vital to my workflow) are not working.
What I've tried? Resetting and tweaking pen sensitivity from Wacom GUI and CSP GUI, changing the nib, changing the tablet to another USB port, restarting the Wacom service, using an older Wacom driver, reinstalling latest Wacom drivers automatically and manually, updating Adobe AIR.
Other info: Wacom Bamboo Create on Windows 7 SP1

I can't paint like this. If you had this issue and/or know how to solve it, please let me know! My research is not throwing any useful results :c

EDIT April 26, 2018: I THINK I SOLVED IT.

Today the pen stopped working altogether. No pen input, no buttons, nothing. So I called Wacom's support and they instructed me on how to uninstall/reinstall the driver. That made the pen work again (still weird pen pressure and no buttons). I uninstalled a program I got the day before this issue started. That might have been conflicting with the driver, although the program is not Wacom related. Then I updated Adobe AIR for some reason and the pen pressure issue was fixed (go figure). But still no buttons so I called Wacom again. They instructed me to manually uninstall the driver files, which I didn't really need to it seems. But apparently having Windows Firewall up and any antivirus can mess the installation process. So I deactivated both of those prior to the installation and it seemed to do the trick!! Now after restarting the PC for the 15971251 time, the pen is now working like it has always done. So at the end it was a SOFTWARE ISSUE. Also don't drop the pen. Ever! I have dropped it a couple of times on a hard floor but don't take that risk. And try not to spill liquids on the tablet surface! I did that a couple of times, too. How this tablet managed to survive my carelessness is beyond comprehension lol The takeout point is treat your tablet like your child XD

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Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7 Day 8 Day 9

A follow up to yesterday's pic . Since I want to make games for this group, I figured I should start practicing adding features in isolation like this one.
I'll polish this later. I devoted too much time into this silly Psyduck animation |D

INSTRUCTIONS: Move the cursor around to move the Psyduck.

This is also my first frame by frame animation, kinda. I'm practicing for a certain AMV project.

Now, onto a more serious topic. My tablet has become really annoying for some reason.
What's she doing? The pressure is not working properly (I have to tweak it constantly) and the buttons of the stylus (vital to my workflow) are not working.
What I've tried? Resetting and tweaking pen sensitivity from Wacom GUI and CSP GUI, changing the nib, changing the tablet to another USB port, restarting the Wacom service, using an older Wacom driver, reinstalling latest Wacom drivers automatically and manually, updating Adobe AIR.
Other info: Wacom Bamboo Create on Windows 7 SP1

I can't paint like this. If you had this issue and/or know how to solve it, please let me know! My research is not throwing any useful results :c

EDIT April 26, 2018: I THINK I SOLVED IT.

Today the pen stopped working altogether. No pen input, no buttons, nothing. So I called Wacom's support and they instructed me on how to uninstall/reinstall the driver. That made the pen work again (still weird pen pressure and no buttons). I uninstalled a program I got the day before this issue started. That might have been conflicting with the driver, although the program is not Wacom related. Then I updated Adobe AIR for some reason and the pen pressure issue was fixed (go figure). But still no buttons so I called Wacom again. They instructed me to manually uninstall the driver files, which I didn't really need to it seems. But apparently having Windows Firewall up and any antivirus can mess the installation process. So I deactivated both of those prior to the installation and it seemed to do the trick!! Now after restarting the PC for the 15971251 time, the pen is now working like it has always done. So at the end it was a SOFTWARE ISSUE. Also don't drop the pen. Ever! I have dropped it a couple of times on a hard floor but don't take that risk. And try not to spill liquids on the tablet surface! I did that a couple of times, too. How this tablet managed to survive my carelessness is beyond comprehension lol The takeout point is treat your tablet like your child XD