Just as the title says, is there another way to use sapien without the third button?

There are some small apps that simulate a mouse, maybe they can work.
Edited by Kinnet on Feb 19, 2016 at 07:49 PM

I tried some the last year, but never really worked, so i bought the mouse. Now its broken and i really dont have time or money to buy a new one

Idk if this would work but...

1.Head into Mouse properties in Control Panel by searching the Control Panel for mouse.

Then click on the gigantic button



2. Head into Button Settings—note that some versions might look different, but the section is probably called something similar.



3. And then you should find the setting for what happens when you press both buttons at the same time.



And of course, you could customize this to something else if you want, or disable the feature entirely.

They're less than 10$ at staples.

Who the hell shops at staples?

mine looks better :v

Hi guys...




@Emmanuel I'd imagine any mouse button remapping software would be what you need.

I just use the Razer Taipan. Works well enough.

Is that Batman's keyboard?

oh god what the hell

this isn't a shock site

put that thing away

Wireless? Having to recharge batteries all the time? No thank you.

when's the last time you used a wireless mouse lol

modern ones can last over a year of regular usage without swapping batteries

Ikr?

Tangled cords ftw.

You're such a poser. You didn't think someone would notice that you have Pepsi instead of Mountain Dew to go along with your Doritos? You're not really MLG.

I like the dinosaurs on the side of the screens.

Lol astro a40's???

Plze give me sum moneyz u artsy baller.

Thanks, i will try later. Hope it works with Win8

I think he's like 10 or something I mean who buys "halo mega bloks" lel.



Inb4: sean.

get on my level.

I would buy the hell out of LEGO Halo models. Too bad Mega Bloks makes em. Guess ill have to show of my desk now too huh?

Yuck... Student budget.
Where is the angled riser-table? where are the full motion vesa mount monitor arms? The tablet monitors? Surround sound headsets? The random ED and L-type Lenses and cameras strewn across the floor? The automatic retracting window drapes?

Meuaahahahahahahhaaa! Obvious student-budgets
Edited by OrangeJuice on Feb 22, 2016 at 07:06 PM

you ALL need to get to my level:

I had a tablet monitor awhile back actually, but it was a piece of junk. Do need monitor mount arms though, as I'm currently using boxes to level my monitors because I'm stuck with this desk.



See, what y'all are REALLY lacking is a massive printer.

I've a serial-Embroidery cart and a 5-channel serging machine though ^_^

P.S. You could bind a keyboard key to middle mouse button so you don't have to futz both hands on JUST the touchpad
Edited by OrangeJuice on Feb 22, 2016 at 07:09 PM
Edited by OrangeJuice on Feb 22, 2016 at 08:30 PM

serial embroidery cart?

also, we do have a serging machine somewhere in the basement I believe, though we may have sold it.

Cameras aren't exactly strewn across the floor. Them's expensive. They are throughout the house though, as are lenses/

retracting window drapes yes, but not automatic.

I actually had a Bamboo tablet for awhile, though I don't know what happened to it. If I ever see one of their tablet monitors on sale anywhere, I plan to pick it up.

currently learning how to animate with a gtco 30x36, an intuos art, and a huion gt220. ish lots of fun but don't try to snipe in halo with one, halo won't aim with them it'll just make chief spin spin spinSpinSPINspinspinSPIN. xD

tablets, tabMons, and pen-tables for the win, maaaaaaaaan.
Edited by OrangeJuice on Feb 22, 2016 at 07:49 PM

Yeah, I can't quite justify full price on something like a Cintiq quite yet. Would love to have one. There's a guy selling a 12WX for like $350 that I may look into though.



Is the Huion GT220 any good? I've not actually heard of that before. Also, how is the GTCO and the Intuos?

Welll the intuos art is a wacom, so I think it explains itself. But it(and the GTCO) is just a digitizer, not a display. So while you can see what you're drawing since your hand is out of the way, I find it a little difficult to do clean lines with. BUT these tablets are textured like paper so they feel gooooooood to draw on.

The GTCO is... well..


Strange... I think it was meant for blueprinting and carbon(??) stuff. It apparently has some sort of pressure sensitivity(BAD. ), is SERIAL connection, and I need to switch to a 4:3 resolution or else the calibration will be rectangular and there is NO option to calibrate it. It got me into animating

I looooove my GT220 :) . Mine came with two pens and a glove. Huion is chinese and they know it. But they have some amazingly friendly and helpful customer service in spite of that. They. Ship. Everywhere. Even Africa and malay. . . . BTW it has no hotkeys on it. But it's VESA compatible so it can be mounted and it has a kickstand. Switching drawing-mediums(tablets) is mentally stressful...

you say you might have a deal on getting a display tablet for 350$? do it! They're so much fun
Edited by OrangeJuice on Feb 22, 2016 at 08:22 PM