Apologies, it was that the pen hadn't been charged.

boudewijn wrote:

MR4Y wrote:

radian wrote:None of them have proper traditional tools.

One of the earlier versions of Photoshop CC had pencil brushes that would lose their tip sharpness over time and need to be resharpened, much like real ones. Not sure if that still is a feature.

I smell a business model... We could make people buy new virtual pencils once the old ones are used up!

LOL. Don't. I smell a certain $2-3 TES Oblivion Mod called "Horse Armor" that should have never happened.

On the pencil brush thing, it's just a reminder that even the most popular digital painint app....that wasn't even meant for painting in the first place, is at least focusing a bit on realistic modeling.

MR4Y wrote:On the pencil brush thing, it's just a reminder that even the most popular digital painint app....that wasn't even meant for painting in the first place, is at least focusing a bit on realistic modeling.

Sorry if you didn't catch the "joke for a joke", but it is a reality for some developers. On the premise of "How many **** can you catch..."
Don't charge for a "addition" that should be part of the main software/game or is a planned failure.
Obviously it got them(bethesda) to in the top 10 of bad press real quick.

Valve often does the same, but they are an experimental independent company. "They can apopopopopologize they ***up and are sorry." kudos for them for buffing up at times.

It reminds me of the original "God of War" for playstation. I *seen* many players play on "GOD MODE" and get to the fight where kratos has to re-live the nighmare of saving his family, only against 100* kratos clones and the family still dies. ........... It's not until you see true human anger that they(the) player has achieved such skill at playing the game, only to see it freeze before the last fight(or the playstation), but most insights point to one thing. The original developer of GOW was an angry guy, and for a point in the code, there was an introduced intentional *GLITCH*(yep a unicode char) in the game, just so you could not be the *winner* if said code run and the haha resumes, then you get a patched game that saves your *HAHA true glory*. If only you could grip the controller as tight around his **** as when they did playing would you be satisfied.
I laugh at this, because I don't play games much more on game night, just observe.

I admit, he made a good game, but damn. This is just a rumor. reverse engineer the game to find out... I think we all know why the fun sometimes goes a little bit too far.

...So jokingly, lets just keep it as a joke...LOL(I'm being serious.)

01nanovolt wrote:

MR4Y wrote:That is a bit strange. Appimages are their own contained packages with all the necessary libraries and such to make the program run. Before I switched to Manjaro (was using Mint 18.2 KDE), I tested opening the 4.0 appimage and it worked fine. Maybe that might be an issue with the UGEE drivers (I have a Wacom tablet) than the appimage itself.

Yes, it's odd. I don't know; if it's that the .config files were corrupted, that couldn't possibly affect other softwares. I'd cleaned out the .config files and .local folder, before doing anything further, and found 3.2 was now broken, and I couldn't use any art programs. There had been no system updates. Krita 3.2 had been working fine earlier in the day as I'd brought in some previous work and worked for nearly 2 hours on that. The problems came as soon as I used 3.2.1. I thought the freeze may have been triggered by autosave, but other softwares just seize up within a few minutes.

Thanks for suggesting ideas, but it's not an Ugee problem. That has always worked perfectly, right from when I first tried the live run of Mint. It was already plugged in and always works. Does the 3.2.1 app image run fine on your Linux system?

Yes. No issues with it.

Metallicow wrote:

MR4Y wrote:On the pencil brush thing, it's just a reminder that even the most popular digital painint app....that wasn't even meant for painting in the first place, is at least focusing a bit on realistic modeling.

Sorry if you didn't catch the "joke for a joke", but it is a reality for some developers. On the premise of "How many **** can you catch..."
Don't charge for a "addition" that should be part of the main software/game or is a planned failure.
Obviously it got them(bethesda) to in the top 10 of bad press real quick.

Valve often does the same, but they are an experimental independent company. "They can apopopopopologize they ***up and are sorry." kudos for them for buffing up at times.

It reminds me of the original "God of War" for playstation. I *seen* many players play on "GOD MODE" and get to the fight where kratos has to re-live the nighmare of saving his family, only against 100* kratos clones and the family still dies. ........... It's not until you see true human anger that they(the) player has achieved such skill at playing the game, only to see it freeze before the last fight(or the playstation), but most insights point to one thing. The original developer of GOW was an angry guy, and for a point in the code, there was an introduced intentional *GLITCH*(yep a unicode char) in the game, just so you could not be the *winner* if said code run and the haha resumes, then you get a patched game that saves your *HAHA true glory*. If only you could grip the controller as tight around his **** as when they did playing would you be satisfied.
I laugh at this, because I don't play games much more on game night, just observe.

I admit, he made a good game, but damn. This is just a rumor. reverse engineer the game to find out... I think we all know why the fun sometimes goes a little bit too far.

...So jokingly, lets just keep it as a joke...LOL(I'm being serious.)

Yes, I know. I'm just pointing out so the thing doesn't just go as a "joke" and it's not brought up by comparison.

MR4Y wrote:Does the 3.2.1 app image run fine on your Linux system?

Yes. No issues with it.[/quote]

That's great.

EDIT: Never mind.