Hi, this is my first forum post. I just wanted to ask, are my pen problems normal? I just bought a Huion tablet 3 days ago, and I've definitely improved in all areas except for aim; but out of nowhere every time I have good acc, I accidentally press a button on the pen (which messes with your cursor on the Huion H430p, not sure about other tablets) or one of my hands suddenly locks (whether i'm playing tap+x or normally) and I can't tap. Before when I played mouse I still had pretty bad aim but at least I was consistent and my hands wouldn't freeze up, is this a normal tablet beginner thing?
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Get a better area, I had my first tablet a month ago and in the first hour was difficult until I adjust my area a bit larger and things went better and believe it or not after 3 hours with my tablet I beat my old top play!
So in short: find the most comfortable area for you
So in short: find the most comfortable area for you
szkiller wrote:
Get a better area, I had my first tablet a month ago and in the first hour was difficult until I adjust my area a bit larger and things went better and believe it or not after 3 hours with my tablet I beat my old top play!
So in short: find the most comfortable area for you
I don't see how changing his play area will affect whether or not he presses the button on his pen
Just hold the pen in a way where you won't accidentally press the buttons. Check where the buttons are every attempt to make sure that the pen didn't change position without you knowing
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szkiller wrote:
Get a better area, I had my first tablet a month ago and in the first hour was difficult until I adjust my area a bit larger and things went better and believe it or not after 3 hours with my tablet I beat my old top play!
So in short: find the most comfortable area for you
I use nearly full area and i'm used to it already. It's just that I make really stupid mistakes with the pen.
And to the other post:
I'm experimenting with different grips right now because when I rotate my pen with my current, I start to feel uncomfortable; can't find one that doesn't completely ruin my aim or my comfort. I'll keep looking.
(By the way it's not some random stupid mindset where my pen has to be a certain way, My grip actually makes it feel weird.)
If you have a decent sized tablet you can use arm to do big movement and wrist/finger for precise smaller movement. I feel very comfortable doing this with hand in the air, dragging lightly.