Saturday, January 21, 2012
Toon Boom Studio: no pressure sensitive stylus on dual screen
Found something very odd about both Toon Boom Studio 4 and 6: when I run the application while Windows is in dual monitor mode, I DO NOT get pressure sensitive on my Wacom stylus. Turned screen mode to single monitor, and pressure sensitive comes back. Not the end of the world to me since I can live with one screen, while I run other application on another PC. But it's still kind of odd.
Corel Painter 11 and animation = crash
This morning I suddenly got interest in doing animation. And since Painter 11 for Windows supports frame by frame animation, so I tried the animation feature. However, everything I played my animation, stopped and then played again, the application crash. It was getting so annoying that the animation feature becomes basically useless.
So I then tried Painter 12 (with 12.1 update), and there was no problem so far. Granted, the first time I used it, the brush was ultra slow, but then I read this and follow the instruction. Interesting enough, the slowness problem does not exist after I logged out and logged in again.
BTW, Painter 12 (same as 11) can't be made portable. (some experiment I did).
At the end, though, because of the lack of hotkey and such, I still think it's better to do animation in ToonBoom Studio instead.
So I then tried Painter 12 (with 12.1 update), and there was no problem so far. Granted, the first time I used it, the brush was ultra slow, but then I read this and follow the instruction. Interesting enough, the slowness problem does not exist after I logged out and logged in again.
BTW, Painter 12 (same as 11) can't be made portable. (some experiment I did).
At the end, though, because of the lack of hotkey and such, I still think it's better to do animation in ToonBoom Studio instead.
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