https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=397570
--- Comment #8 from Christopher Knoll <chriskn...@verizon.net> --- @Boudewijn Rempt : could you clarify: is that the type of table that let's you draw directly on the screen? Because I can imagine that it's a 1:1 mapping between the screen drawing surface and the image presented in Krita. I'm looking for specific examples from people of it working with the type of tablet that's just a drawing tablet (not a monitor/screen interface), where the coordinates of the 'pad' need some translation between the dimensions of the tablet and the dimensions of the external monitor. I think in the cases where the 'pad' is the actual screen, it's 1:1 and no complicated transform is required. In the cases of things like the Wacom Intuos tablet, maybe a transform is required. When I go into the tablet properties, there's really no way I can get a 1:1 ratio between screen resoltuion (in pixels) and tablet coordinates (which they describe as 'Counts'(?!?). I don't know how many 'Counts' go into a 'Pixel'...but the default full size of the tablet is 9500 'Counts' by 15200 'Counts'. I can try an experiment that i have a ratio of 1920/1080 (1.778) on the tablet to see how that will work. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
