[leveller] Re: Feature Suggestion
- From: Ray Gardener <rayg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: leveller@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2005 13:15:26 -0800
Hi Carl, thanks for your suggestions. The Intuos 3 is the pad I have
too, actually -- apparently it's the pad of choice these days, which
helps from a "fit the market" perspective.
There's no single-key filter plug-in access yet, although menuitem
accelerators are used (e.g., Alt-T, G, G) brings up gforge. If the
workflow can be improved by a better mapping, I'm certainly open to
that. Just using the tablet here it's definitely annoying to have to
switch to the mouse or keyboard to do something.
Another thing I wonder about is securing the document window position,
because let's say you're tracing a paper image, and the window on screen
shifts, now everything is offset. Hmm... what would really help is to
hear from someone who uses a tablet with Photoshop (or similar) a lot,
and what workflow they've evolved.
Ray
Carl Lingard wrote:
> Hello to all, I'm new to this list. I'm a bit late for the tablet
> discussion but I I have recently bought one and spent some intensive
> time with it. It is a Wacom Intuos 3. When working with it I found
> the programmability indespensable. In Photoshop, the functions which
> were most useful to have tablet key access to were, the undo/redo,
> zoom, and the pan, all of which translate to Leveller. It would be
> useful to be able to navigate around the terrain using the stylus- it
> requires a key to be held while dragging the stylus in PS. I tend to
> find myself working in the 3D pane whenever possible- tablet support
> would enhance this imo. Access to brush size would also be useful.
> Also, on a side note, is it possible to access plugins (Filters) via
> a hotkey at present in Leveller?
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> Carl
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