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This big ol tablet ain't 16x9, but my screen is. So I did some math to chop it up right. Here's how I did it. Hope this helps the math challenged ^.^

In the background is a screen cap of what I was actually using. An AHK app that calculates proportions, parented onto SAI's new canvas window. You select a ratio, type in a width or height, and it spits out the other one. But all that stuff I wrote is how it's actually done, pencil and paper style ^///^

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Published: 9 years ago

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Snowfirechakat

9 years ago

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oh boy i think my brain just gave up the ship

Whippy

9 years ago

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@ Snowfirechakat

Awww...it's just
height - (ratio_height / ratio_width X width)
^///^ easy stuff....uhmmm...sometimes!

Snowfirechakat

9 years ago

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@ Whippy

*falls over* well i look at that and it's just i love the show big bang theory but it look like some thing from the show hehe =^///^= sorry just being silly

Meiji

9 years ago

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u wot m8

MichaelJBear

9 years ago

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O.O ... well ... was the only way to ''adjust'' your tablet ... hope it wasn't a chore ... but the important is that it works like a charm ^.^

Whippy

9 years ago

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@ MichaelJBear

It wasn't hard XD was fun to figure it out actually.

RIPInkbunny

9 years ago

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Edited 9 years ago by Owner

As Piccolo would say "NEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRDDDDDDD" x3

But I guess that's neat, I suck at math. :u

Whippy

9 years ago

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@ RIPInkbunny

*snorts*
It's not how big it looks....but what it does in the end that matters ^___^

nelson88

9 years ago

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Nicee!^^

TheAtomicDog

9 years ago

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*Cue Carl Stalling's "Twinkle-Twinkle Little Star" bgm*

Gingle

9 years ago

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oh wow he looks like he's having a good day lol

BastardFox

9 years ago

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Do you have the AHK available?

Whippy

9 years ago

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@ BastardFox

I can put it up on dropbox. It's built into this AHK script that also has a zoom scrubber, and a thing that will rebuild SAI's brush ini files and restart it.

FoxWolfie

9 years ago

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I'm surprised basic functions like this aren't built in to all drawing tablets. After all, people might be using any number of screen ratios they wish to match to.

Whippy

9 years ago

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@ FoxWolfie

I know, it's kinda nutty. Even photoshop doesn't have such a feature! I think I'll cut out the code for those ratios. Maybe make it into a little floating window that watches the two edit boxes for width and height when you type into them. As for tabletPCs, I remember this one software called 'artdock' I think. It was made by someone using AHK. It made this little dock at the bottom of the screen that had a bunch of functions built into it's buttons that were missing on the tabletPC since it didn't have a keyboard. Don't know what ever happened with that, I think the Dev quit working on it. If I ever get a tabletPC, I might make some stuff for it.

LanceITP

9 years ago

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Haha… I remember doing something like this many years ago, when I had one of those kinds of tablets. I could never draw real well on one of those, so I "upgraded" to a display tablet, allowing me to draw on the screen (more or less).

Whippy

9 years ago

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@ LanceITP

Sweet! I wish I had one of those. Maybe someday when I make enough dough ^^

LanceITP

9 years ago

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@ Whippy

I know. Wacom Cintiqs are way out of my price range so I found an alternative for about $500 (I think). The brand I got it from has a line of display tablets ranging in price from about $500 to $900. A lot better than Wacom's $800 to $2800 price range.

Whippy

9 years ago

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@ LanceITP

I know a few in that price range. Not sure about the quality though.