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Did you make this change on "Others" or only for "TVP animation" ? I made the change only for TVP. Wacom Preferences > Tool: Grip Pen > Application: TV Paint > Pen > Side Switch > Modifier... > Alt Thanks for the help, by the way. it is greatly appreciated. :)

Ah - maybe it's a Mac/PC thing then. I am using an Intuos on a PC and if I set either of my pen buttons to 'Alt' they Zoom rather than Pan.

I would like to be able to pan the screen with Pen's Rightclick drag ? It doesn't have to be Rightclick, but the same 'button' on the Tablet pen.I tried mapping that button to Alt , in the Wacom Properties, but then that interferes with Zoom. Well... so set the second pen's button as alt... Unfortu...

Thanks for the replies everyone. I did try AutoHotKey with KenC's script - and it worked - briefly - then it didn't, then my pressure sensitivity disappeared, so I think I'll put that on hold until I'm a bit more familiar with TVP, troubleshooting is always easier if you can reduce the unknowns! For...

Hi - I've very recently started looking seriously at using TVPaint - and I have to say, I'm finding it an amazing piece of software. It seems that you have thought of everything. Each time I think: "It would be nice if you could do that " - after a bit of investigation I find that you can ...

Yeah - I'm very much a beginner when it comes to animation - so I suppose I should have clarified that my comments were more from the perspective of a digital artist, rather than an animator. I do like to draw from the elbow, as I said - I find I can achieve greater accuracy and nicer lines that way...

I have an Intuos3 A5. I used to use an A6 tablet, and I can say without hesitation that this is one case where size does matter! If I could afford to, I would upgrade to an A4 tablet - although I would be happy to stay with Intuos3 - I don't see a huge advantage in moving up to the latest model. Not...

I know what you mean. Kind of like what they call 'spring loaded' in CS4. You press the 'E' key, for instance, and it switches to the eraser - but if you press and hold the 'E' key, it reverts to the previous tool when you let go. That would be a nice feature in TVP - but even without it, I'm loving...