Since I've downloaded Krita, when I attempt to drag my cursor, the cursor jumps from about halfway across the screen to the dock on the side (about 1" from the edge of my screen), and the same happens when I am halfway from the bottom edge of my screen. The cursor jumps to about 1" from the bottom edge of my screen. However, this only happens if I am using my Wacom Intuos 4 tablet, not when I attempt to use my laptop touchpad. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Using the tablet pen and initial Krita settings, attempt to drag cursor to opposite end or bottom of canvas smoothly. 2. Cursor should jump to about 1" from the edge of the screen Actual Results: The cursor jumped from the intended area to about 1" from the edge of my screen. Expected Results: The cursor should have moved smoothly from one end of the canvas to the edge of the screen without interruption. My computer was upgraded to Windows 10 as soon as I received it, so configuration errors with Windows 10 and Krita could be a possibility. Another possibility is that the size of my tablet sensory area is not correlating correctly with the program's canvas size.
Hi, Thanks for your report. I'm sorry, but I cannot reproduce the issue. We've had more reports from people experiencing weird tablet issues after upgrading to Windows 10, but unfortunately, my test machines don't seem to get the update...
Hi, I have Windows 10 and Krita and I am having the same issue. My Monoprice tablet's cursor jumps from the middle of the canvas straight to the scroll bar. This is incredibly inconvenient. I can see if it's possible to provide video of the effect, but this issue is making it impossible to draw with any confidence.
I am also having this issue. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Using the tablet pen and initial Krita settings, attempt to drag cursor to opposite end or bottom of canvas smoothly. Actual Results: It doesn't happen when actually drawing; only when moving the brush from one area of the canvas outward toward one of the edges. The brush will jump from some area on the canvas straight over to the toolbars on the edges, hopping over large spaces of the canvas. Expected Results: The cursor should have moved smoothly from one end of the canvas to the other edge of the canvas without interruption. It only happens when the mapping is in "Mouse" mode. I have tried version 2.9.10, 2.9.11, and 2.9.6 - referencing this similar bug here: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=352733 - and the issue occurs in all three.
Mouse mode would explain what is going on: Krita doesn't support mouse mode, and doing so would mean a whole rewrite.
I also get this bug as well described on Windows 8 with Krita version 2.9.11
(In reply to kelseym2731 from comment #5) > I also get this bug as well described on Windows 8 with Krita version 2.9.11 Details: This doesn't happen when I use the move and other non-brush tools.
Hi, Mikaylee and kelseym2731! Could you please tell if you use mouse mode in you tablet configuration?
setting this to waiting for info.
I am going to assume that our guess is correct. Mouse mode (or relative mode) is not supported by Krita.