I saw "WACOM pen bugs" with other software here, and a support link:

http://forum.wacom.eu/viewforum.php?f=6
http://www.wacom.com/en-us/support/contact-support

Is this pen tablet a useful tool?

- Brian

Thanks Brian!

re:
> Is this pen tablet a useful tool?

It's particularly useful for artists who have spent a lot of time using a regular pen or pencil for drawing, it gives a lot closer feel to that then using a mouse.

- Michael

I downloaded V4 today after buy v3 and it also seems to work with Linux in Wine HQ. You're a great one!

Hi pafurijaz, that's great - I'm glad v4 is working for you in Linux Wine!

What video driver are you using in Linux?

- Michael

Hi, Michael, some more clarifications:
In my laptop and desktop PC I have Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS
The Graphics Card on laptop: Intel(R) HD Graphics 5500 (Broadwell GT2). Mesa DRI Intel(R) HD Graphics 5500 (Broadwell GT2)
In the other desktop machine I have a the little GeForce GTX 750Ti and moi v4 works even with this card. And with this nvidia proprietary drivers

Michael will be there, in the v.4, a 'move, rotate, scale' gizmo? Something as the 'gumball' in Rhino? Even Zbrush implemented such a gizmo in its latest version. It is something that makes working in 3D space much more intuitive and easy. I you do not have it your plans have it in mind please. It is a much needed thing. Thanks...

Hi Dimitri - MoI does already have a move/rotate/scale mechanism for 2D curves, it's called the edit frame:
http://moi3d.com/3.0/docs/moi_command_reference11.htm#editframe

The focus in general for MoI is trying to make things primarily using 2D curves so that's also why the focus is on a 2D manipulator as well.

I'd like to add in a 3D manipulator at some point as well, I'm not sure if it will be in for v4 or not though - possibly. It hasn't been a priority as of yet because the primary NURBS modeling strategy doesn't involve doing 3D "point sculpting" like poly modeling does.

- Michael

Yes it is true that in Nurbs things work in a different way but I still think that such a manipulator is necessary. It plays a very significant role on giving to the user a very intuitive feedback regarding moves in the 3D space. Having such a manipulator for solids too would be very helpful. But anyway, Moi is already great, wish that the v.4 will be ready very soon... : - )

Hi Michael,

Thanks for the update regarding the Wacom issue. My apologies for not responding sooner.

Good to know that it's a Wacom matter. I will send the bug report to them as well.

Hi Michael,

I've just installed the MoI beta of 12 Dec 2018 on a Mac with high-DPI display. I don't know if this has been reported before, but the viewport indicators ("Perspective", "Front", etc.) are tiny on a hi-DPI display:



If you want me to test anything, just let me know.

Hi Metin,

re:
> I don't know if this has been reported before, but the viewport indicators
> ("Perspective", "Front", etc.) are tiny on a hi-DPI display:

Yes, that's expected for the moment, I don't have proper in-viewport text working quite yet. It shouldn't be too much longer before I'll be able to work on that.

- Michael

Hi Michael,

Ok, good to know that it's a known thingy. I can very well live with it, so no impatience here. :)

Hey, brand new customer and having a great time using this software. Something about it feels sluggish though, almost like the screen is tearing. Just rotating around will be nice and smooth then all of a sudden a small stop before it resumes. Like it snags on something. The biggest times I notice it are rotating the model and dragging the fillet out. I was wondering if this is a known issue for the V4 beta at this time. If no one is experiencing this let me know and I will try to record a gif! Running 7 GTX 1080Ti's so shouldn't be a hardware issue at all

Hi alksndr, no that's not a known issue so it would be good to get some more information about it. What operating system are you running on? You might try updating your video driver to see if that helps.

- Michael

Hi ...
Yes, I am a long time MoI user. I have noticed it, too. It's a big too, though it usually lasts only a few seconds so I have not reported it. I also recently had to acquire a different primary computer and thought it might be a hardware peculiarity.
cheers,
eric

Hi eric & alksndr - a couple of things you could try to see if it behaves any better are to disable anything labeled "threaded optimization" in the nVidia control panel settings, and you also might try setting DisplayThreadLimit=1 in moi.ini, it's in the [View] section.

- Michael

Here is a gif of the "frame skipping" issue - https://i.imgur.com/GwAndSt.gifv

I'm running windows 10. I'm on drivers from October so I will give updating a shot in a few hours.

Hi alksndr, another thing you might try is to open Task Manager, have it show processes from all users and then get it sorted by CPU usage. Then take a look at that while you're rotating the view around and see if some other process is hopping to the top of the list when you see the stuttering.

- Michael

Thanks for the help Michael. There's nothing wrong with the processes, just tried it. Changing the threaded optimization to off for Moi3D in Nvidia settings and setting the thread limit to 1 in the ini file has helped a lot. It still happens but I would say its 2x better now :)

Hi Michael

What seems to happen here is that when MoI is in perspective view full screen and I rotated the 3d image rapidly MoI tries to change the view to another one or more than one subdivision on the screen. This lasts for only a brief time and when it is happening rotation is frozen. This only lasts about a second. I have not reset the Nvidea settings though I did add '1' into the moi view ini settings as you suggested ... did not seem to make any change.

This, for me, is not often enough or serious enough to consider it a nuisance. But it does seem to be a slight glitz.

cheers,
eric