Also, whenever I use the wacom object all penclicks become double-clicks. I am using the pen as my mouse as well, so this makes it impossible to toggle, etc.

Any suggestions?

Thanks
Christopher Overstreet

For the second, I always switch off all clicks in the Wacom driver
interface – that way what comes out of the wacom object is the only
thing you get, and you can use that however you want in Max.

Hope that helps

Lawrence

On 30 Jan 2007, at 02:52, Christopher Overstreet wrote:

> I created a standalone that has the wacom object, but it only works
> when it is in the foreground. I fear I am asking a novice
> question, and may be having a brain fart, but didn’t find anything
> searching the forums.
>
> Also, whenever I use the wacom object all penclicks become double-
> clicks. I am using the pen as my mouse as well, so this makes it
> impossible to toggle, etc.
>
> Any suggestions?

Lawrence Casserley – lawrence@lcasserley.co.uk
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>
> I created a standalone that has the wacom object, but it only works
> when it is in the foreground. I fear I am asking a novice
> question, and may be having a brain fart, but didn’t find anything
> searching the forums.

do you have the newest object? there is a “work while max is in
background” option for the object.

> Also, whenever I use the wacom object all penclicks become double-
> clicks. I am using the pen as my mouse as well, so this makes it
> impossible to toggle, etc.

I see this too – don’t know why. I’d like to know the answer to this.

> Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks
> Christopher Overstreet