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Published: 2011-12-25 20:17:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 54; Favourites: 0; Downloads: 5
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I bought a tablet for myself for Christmas, and then I got bored and decided to just draw some random thing, since I'm currently pretty awful at drawing with it.I have no idea what this is, or why it only has one wing, or why that muffin is on fire, or anything else.
I did upgrade from MS Paint to paint.net, and I haven't done anything other than this with it, but I can tell it has a lot more tools and whatnot that should be good to have.
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I know i recommended paint.net but if you have a tablet test PaintTool SAI the are a 31 days trial on it (i did that and i bought after trial), It as tablet support and Stabilizer settings (i use 5 and S-4), also have you look on the tablets settings so it matches the screen? If the are a setting called "Force Proportions" i recommend that you turn that on
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if i have some time, i'll take a look at it. the stabilization would probably help a lot.
i did check in the settings, and it is set to the correct screen ratio. i also had to adjust it to only use one monitor. before though, i just had one monitor disabled, so that wasn't affecting it. i know it was when i started though yesterday, because everything was wider than i was making it.
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Ok 
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yeah, i could see that being a problem. i did download SAI, and it works way better because of the stabilization, but it won't let me stay on one monitor. i have my tablet set to one monitor, and it overrides that and uses both, so i have to change my computer settings to one monitor any time i want to use it. i can't seem to find anything online to tell me how to fix that.
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I can set that in Bamboo Preferences, but i don't know if you have that if you do it's under "Pen > Mapping... > Monitor"
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yeah that's the problem. the actual tablet is set to stay on one monitor, but when I open SAI and start doing anything, SAI overrides it and goes onto both monitors. as soon as I close SAI, it goes back to normal. I'll just have to keep changing my monitor settings when I want to use SAI.
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