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1. #TWEAK SMOOTHCURSOR ONLY WORKING SOMETIMES UPDATE#
2. #TWEAK SMOOTHCURSOR ONLY WORKING SOMETIMES WINDOWS 10#
3. #TWEAK SMOOTHCURSOR ONLY WORKING SOMETIMES SOFTWARE#
4. #TWEAK SMOOTHCURSOR ONLY WORKING SOMETIMES PROFESSIONAL#

It's quick, easy, free, and many people are unaware they can update the Logitech USB Receivers. We also resolved our problem by updating our Logitech firmware with the Logitech Firmware Update Tool. It also comes with the Logitech Firmware Update Tool mentioned below.

#TWEAK SMOOTHCURSOR ONLY WORKING SOMETIMES SOFTWARE#

#TWEAK SMOOTHCURSOR ONLY WORKING SOMETIMES WINDOWS 10#

Windows 10 does a decent of installing basic mouse drivers, usually called an HID-Compliant mouse. We've had good luck simply using a different port. Some people have reported that cheaper, off-brand mice work better in a standard port, and swapping from blue to black helped them. A high-speed port (blue) is always the best port to use.

My problem stopped immediately.Įven if you're using a wireless mouse, try another USB port. Finally, out of desperation, I took out the new no-name batteries I installed and used a brand-name battery (Energizer). Replace the batteries and be sure they are seated correctly.Īfter writing this article, I ran into the same frustration with my Logitech mouse. Most of us use wireless mice nowadays, so check the batteries. While my mousepad looked good, it was a couple of years old, and the colors had faded. You might find grime around the bottom of the mouse, as well.Īfter writing this article, I discovered another possible problem. Stick a Q-Tip into the optical eye and spin. We use a microfiber or paper towel and wet the rag good and apply pressure while cleaning your mousepad. Grime can accumulate on mousepads and interfere with optical eye tracking. We also prefer using a corded mouse, eliminating a few possible problems. Any office store sells brand-name mice for as little as $14.99, and it's always nice to have a spare. In our case, our 6-month-old mouse was the problem. If another mouse has the same problem, you can most likely skip steps 2, 3, 4, and 5 below.

but it doesn't currently leave much room for artistic edits - going in and fine tuning a section of the path based on the artist's eye.TIP: Hard to fix Windows Problems? Repair/Restore Missing Windows OS Files Damaged by Malware with a few clicksĪ classic tech trick is to replicate the problem and plug in another mouse to eliminate a hardware problem. So for example, the existing object>simplify path panel is great.

#TWEAK SMOOTHCURSOR ONLY WORKING SOMETIMES PROFESSIONAL#

Me being a professional artist - when I use VS or Illustrator, or any vector app, I want the ability to take advantage of the technical aspects of vector work, but also leave room for creativity and less technical at other times. Here is a little video in Illusttator showing the smooth tool in action.Ī tool like this (what illustrator offers) helps meld the technical with the artistic in the user. I use this all the time in Illustrator - sometimes part of a stroke needs a little finesse. I would advocate for a smooth tool option to be added similar to Illustrator's smooth tool - in that you can scrub certain sections of an existing path and it will smooth out that section only. But if I understand the tool correctly, this adjusts the sizing and graduation of the width itself - it does not reset the path trajectory, correct? The simplifier tool itself from the toolbar does not seem to be working as was mentioned before. I think this could be an option added to the existing object>simplify path panel, like a partitioned segment below what you have now. If this already exists in your simplify path panel and I missed it - let me know. makes a good point about Illustrator's simplify path option the focus there is to reduce nodes on a path that are unnecessary to maintain the current curvature of the path. It will take me some time to figure out what settings give the best results. I tried out the object>simplify path panel and I can see value in what you have put together.