I ended up disabling the buttons on the pen because I would accidentally click them as I was drawing.
#Digipro tablet drivers drivers#
SECOND: Download Wacom's Intuos3 drivers from their site. Here's the order I did everything and it worked perfectly: FIRST - Download UC-Logic drivers from their site. After you've done that restart your computer and you should be good to go. You don't need to do anything else with the software, you just need to have it on your computer so Adobe sees it and activates the extra settings. So what you need to do is go to Wacom's site and download the drivers for the Intuos3.
After some internet research I discovered that Adobe built Illustrator so that it requires Wacom drivers to be on the computer in order to activate the pressure settings. While the pressure sensitivity worked perfectly in Photoshop, I could not get it to work in Illustrator. *** EDIT:*** I've been using it a few more days and I still love it, but now I have a couple more things to add:ġ. Cord could stand to be a little longer, but it fits well enough connected from my computer under my desk on the left, to on top of my desk to the right. It took me like three minutes total with no issues.ģ. I ran and installed them and then plugged in the tablet (thanks to the other reviewers for giving that help) and it worked immediately. My Mac Mini doesn't have an optical drive so I just went to the UC-Logic website and downloaded the drivers and software from there. I have a 2012 Mac Mini running OS 10.8.3. It's just glued on one edge to the tablet so I just pulled it off and used a tiny bit of Goo Gone on the stickiness it left behind along the top.
I'll probably just leave the corners hotkey'd. It wasn't aesthetically pleasing to me and I probably won't use those hotkeys very often. I easily removed that piece of plastic on top.
#Digipro tablet drivers update#
I'll update this later once I've had a chance to do more work with it, but in the meantime here are a few things I wanted to point out:ġ. I may have noticed some jumpiness, but honestly that was probably because I was using it like a spaz trying to get used to it. It's very responsive and I'm already impressed with how it works in Illustrator CS6. I bought the tablet as an entry level tablet for graphic design work (I'm a student). Totally workable, but I imagine it'll take more practice to get used to it than it would a larger model since this is my first tablet. It definitely has a learning curve, especially because the tablet is a bit smaller than - well it's just kind of small. I just got the tablet this evening but I'm already enjoying it very much.
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