Taronites

Wehehell, then I hope you didn't spend any money on it!

Hi dear Taron
I have a question?
It is possible to use a wacom eraser as a normal pen
I have set in my tablet setting "click" on eraser
Unfortunately this does not work

Tried it here:
Assign STRG to eraser and it will work


Edit btw. PureRef color picking works fine.
PureRef is freeware reference app with plenty of functions, similar to kuadro.
Nice stuff. Still like kuadro more.

Ahahaha, that's a neat trick, Knacki, thanks!
I wanted to be extra-smart and recognized the eraser as eraser, not expecting anyone to want it different. I could later on make this part of the big customization options!

Oh sorry
That was a misunderstanding.
You want the eraser work as a normal pen!?......I couldn't get that working either.
Sorry for confusion, and sure. Eraser works as an eraser even without assigning some extra function.
Stupid me.

And I could've just tested it and told you that this wouldn't work...
...anyhow, most relevant is that I will regard this request as part of future customization feature!

I think it would be great and healthy for tablet surface

I am curious about your opinion

Haha, I would not be concerned about the tablet surface. At least, before that I would be concerned about the pen!
But it does feel interesting for a moment to paint with the eraser. Before I "fixed" it, you could paint with it, but it's really just a brief curiosity.
That's just my opinion, of course.

Eraser has less pressure sensitivity steps.
Big surface makes it harder to hit precisely. A little bit like first pens for touch surfaces.
Well, no, I prefer other side to draw.

Intuos pro tends to scratch quite easily in comparison to my old Intuos 2.
Changing the tip more often avoid this a little bit.
Even my Cintiq is finally scratched after some serious usage.

If you don't want to scratch, what about some protection foil?
Something like that(just as inspiration)

http://www.ebay.com/sch/Screen-Protectors-for-Wacom-Tablet-and-eBook/176979/bn_860582/i.html

You should see what i did with my old wacom bamboo