Dual Screen Tablet Mapping Issues

[Andipandi]

Hey all, I'm having issues with my set up. I have a monitor and an Ugee tablet set up as dual screens. OpenToonz runs fine except for when I try to draw on my tablet with the pen. When my monitor is set as my main display, the cursor is locked to the right side of the screen. It will follow my pen up and down, but won't move from the far right side of my tablet monitor. When my tablet is set as the main display, the screen seems to be mapped to both monitors despite the tablet program showing it's only mapped to the tablet. I know this is an issue with extended displays, but I'm hoping there is some sort of work around. I've tried enabling the override for DPI scaling and made sure the display scaling was set to 100% for both screens. I've also double checked the tablet's mapping before and after I run OpenToonz and there are no changes. I'm running OpenToonz 1.2 on Windows 10 with a Nvidia GeForce 970 adapter. My tablet is an Ugee 2150. Thanks in advance.

[Rodney]

It sounds to me like you will need to pursue the fix via Ugee tablet drivers so double/triple check on that side of the issue.

It seems to me that you might need to set the Ugee tablet up as your primary monitor (as you say you've tested) so the fact that it isn't recognizing a second monitor suggests it needs to somehow be made aware of that.

I don't think this relates to your problem but...

I had an initial problem with a second monitor where I was having the mouse cursor refuse to enter that screen and I had accidentally assumed it was the screen to my (virtual) right.  I then discovered it was to the left so when I moved the cursor left... my cursor appeared on the second monitor.  In my case of user error... that was an easy fix.  When the monitor just isn't being recognized that can be more difficult.

Good luck!

[Adam Tomlinson]

Hi Andi,

I'm having the exact same issue! Did you ever find a fix for it??

Thanks

Adam