look:
First check that you are using the very latest 2.2.3 Gimp for windows at http://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/stable.html
use the stable, not the old.
Of course, do uninstall previous gtk and gimp, or we'd be doing nothing...
then install exactly the gtk that you also must download from that stable htm...then install the gimp...u need to use the exact version, reason why they put them together for download both.
then, as I said, the trick is not using it in the desktop shortcut, but rightclick(well, only first time) on it, properties, find target, and so it opens the folder where the binary is. Create new text file in that folder, put there gimp-2.2.exe --use-wintab
Rename that *.txt to *.bat. Execute the bat any time you want to load Gimp.
the offset happens when in gimp, you have set at preferences, devices, extended input devices you have not set in all devices "screen", but window or something.Put them all to screen, click on save settings there in input devices, close, and exit. Start again also with the bat file. It should work now.
remember: this was already known by everybody...what I think I discovered (perhaps someone else already knew, but I spent hours in google and every forum) is that you must not "add" gimp in Wacom panel, in control panel of MS windows...Just use the "all applications" default setting.
And say here, if it didn't work.Give more data if possible..I'm also curious if someone still has problems in this scenario, with this gtk and gimp version, and the trick...Of course, as I know how frustrating is have a flamant new 2.2.3 gimp (and every previous version I checked) and have no pressure sensivity for the wacom...
What wacom is it? Intuos 1, 2, 3?...graphire?which?
Mine is a 9x12 intuos 1.
First check that you are using the very latest 2.2.3 Gimp for windows at http://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/stable.html
use the stable, not the old.
Of course, do uninstall previous gtk and gimp, or we'd be doing nothing...
then install exactly the gtk that you also must download from that stable htm...then install the gimp...u need to use the exact version, reason why they put them together for download both.
then, as I said, the trick is not using it in the desktop shortcut, but rightclick(well, only first time) on it, properties, find target, and so it opens the folder where the binary is. Create new text file in that folder, put there gimp-2.2.exe --use-wintab
Rename that *.txt to *.bat. Execute the bat any time you want to load Gimp.
the offset happens when in gimp, you have set at preferences, devices, extended input devices you have not set in all devices "screen", but window or something.Put them all to screen, click on save settings there in input devices, close, and exit. Start again also with the bat file. It should work now.
remember: this was already known by everybody...what I think I discovered (perhaps someone else already knew, but I spent hours in google and every forum) is that you must not "add" gimp in Wacom panel, in control panel of MS windows...Just use the "all applications" default setting.
And say here, if it didn't work.Give more data if possible..I'm also curious if someone still has problems in this scenario, with this gtk and gimp version, and the trick...Of course, as I know how frustrating is have a flamant new 2.2.3 gimp (and every previous version I checked) and have no pressure sensivity for the wacom...
What wacom is it? Intuos 1, 2, 3?...graphire?which?
Mine is a 9x12 intuos 1.