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• #Use ipad as wacom tablet for pc pro

The Cintiq's stylus has two buttons that are configurable and I discovered that if you program the first button as a single mouse click and click the button before you touch the drawing pad screen, then touch the screen and the keep it held down until you complete the polygon that this eliminates the panning behavior. I am using it to create freehand polygons and initially I had issues with the stylus inducing panning behavior whenever I touched the stylus on the screen and moved it to create the rest of the polygon.

#Use ipad as wacom tablet for pc pro

I have been testing a Wacom Cintiq 16 recently for creating deep learning training labels in Pro (2.7). 'which digitizer layer/panel is best, who's pen is best, etc. *one can always go further down the rabbit hole, eg. My suggestion would be to look for these opinions in the various creative communities that use them often to create digital art via stylus/pen (at least that's where I've always looked). At that point, you're just really looking for opinions on which pen-enabled tablets/2-in-1's give the 'best' experience and results, and your preferred form factors (size screen, aspect ratio, resolution (screen), resolution (pen sensitivity), tilt-enabled? (pen), color gamut/accuracy/managment, etc. I'm not aware of any such partnerships, if there are. Then, the differences in how well one works vs another come down to how well pen/stylus function has been implemented for each/any specific (laptop/tablet) model - with the exception of any (potential) model has, say, partnered with ESRI to specialize its/their input (pen). Tablets (and 2-in-1's, etc.) should all 'work' generically the same with any innate ArcPro stylus (and touch) functionality. Otherwise, would this be something that can be customised through the ArcGIS Pro SDK?

We noted that there is a ‘Tablet toolbar’ feature within ArcMap, which offers many shortcuts to facilitate rapid drawing using a tablet within ArcMap. Are plans to port over this tool to ArcGIS Pro as well?Ī. Would these features also be available within an intranet environment?ĥ. What features are offered under the integration between Wacom tablets and ArcGIS Pro?Ī. If it is possible, can users use the stylus like a pen, or would it operate similar to a mouse where users have to draw by clicking to set vertices?Ĥ. Is it possible to use a tablet to draw in ArcGIS Pro?Ī. Are there any existing workflows and/or tools in ArcGIS Pro for drawing with tablets (not limited to Wacom tablets)?ģ. Is there a collaboration between Esri and Wacom to explore the integration of tablets with ArcGIS technology?Ģ.

Therefore, would like to seek advice on the following questions:ġ. I have found some links that ArcMap can be used on Wacom, but I can’t find any related to ArcGIS Pro. They are keen to further explore how tablet tools can be used to aid planning work, in particular to facilitate quick, indicative drawing using a stylus. We have users who are interested in using ArcGIS Pro on Wacom Tablets.