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I've just bought a Surface Pro tablet. Does Inkscape interface work well in a tablet or with a pen?
by neves 2y ago
I've just bought a Surface Pro tablet. Does Inkscape interface work well in a tablet or with a pen?
- janci 2y agoSome operations are best with keyboard (i.e. moving, zooming, panning, duplicating, acessing panels) and you need modifier keys quite often. You can map one or two to the stylus buttons, but that may not be sufficient
- WillAdams 2y agoIt can be a bit fussy, but works well --- unfortunately, there hasn't really been a vector drawing program focused specifically on stylus use since Futurewave Smartsketch (which became Flash by way of Futuresplash Animator). As noted elsethread: Wick Editor implements some aspects of the vector drawing from Flash: https://www.wickeditor.com/#/ https://www.wickeditor.com/#/ If you're willing to consider a commercial option, Serif's Affinity Designer may suit.
- ltlnx 2y agoI really hope it does, but for now it lacks in the basics such as panning (Krita can hold down a button + move pen to pan the canvas), button support (I don't think there's a way to map pen buttons to specific functions, let alone switch between them), and the drawing tools are still really basic. They are focusing on UX for the next release though, and UX issues can be discussed in the Inkscape UX Gitlab repo.
- WillAdams 2y agoAlso check out the HyVector app mentioned elsethread: https://hyvector.com/ https://hyvector.com/