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Re: Tablet support in gimp/Inkscape (Macports)
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Re: Tablet support in gimp/Inkscape (Macports)


  • Subject: Re: Tablet support in gimp/Inkscape (Macports)
  • From: Jeremy Huddleston <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 5 Sep 2008 07:21:28 -0700

rc5 should be available to you:

http://static.macosforge.org/xquartz/downloads/X11-2.3.1_rc5.pkg

It's highly probable that the issue is not your system but is a bug somewhere in the stack. I cleaned up tablet support in rc5 over rc3. You should see other devices listed like you'd expect on linux (eraser for example). The server also now informs the application what the range of values will be for pressure and tilt, so that might fix your negative values problem.

I'd also appreciate it if you could test the proximity support in 2.3.1_rc5 (this is what is responsible for determining if you're using the eraser or pen).

On Sep 5, 2008, at 06:39, jiho wrote:


On 2008-September-05 , at 14:46 , jiho wrote:
On 2008-September-04  , at 11:19 , Jeremy Huddleston wrote:

If you want to have tablet support in gimp, apply this patch to the Portfile for gtk2 in Macports, and pull gimp or inkscape from Macports. If you don't know what this means, just bug whoever you get your binary version of gimp/inkscape from and tell them to compile gtk with '--with-xinput' configure option.

I just tried with macports and the latest inkscape SVN. The tablet (wacom intuos 3) is indeed detected and I have two input devices:
Quartz pointing device (which seems to be the mouse)
pen
the pressure and tilt tests work but drawing on the canvas gives unexpected results. The issue is (I think) that coordinates, pressure etc. are recorded as *negative* values inside Inkscape (in "xinput test pen" the values are OK). I am now rebuilding gimp2 to check what happens there and if this is a gtk problem or just an inkscape problem.

I get no response whatsoever in Gimp and I think this is probably also related to the negative coordinates issues (input at negative coordinates is outside the image). Is it possible that something is screwed up on my system? How can I be sure to fall back on the default settings for this tablet?


Thanks in advance.

JiHO
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http://jo.irisson.free.fr/



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