The 3DxWare driver also adds SpaceMouse Pro navigation in web browsers and MS Office applications. To switch to the current driver, download the 3DxWare driver here, close Solidworks, uninstall 3DxSoftware and install the 3Dxware driver. In 3DxWare you will see just two buttons in 3Dconnexion Properties - Advanced and Buttons and the settings autosave. The current driver - 3DxWare - has all of the commands in the 3Dconnexion Properties window. The 3DxSolidWorks editor has priority over changes made in the 3Dconnexion Control Panel - so it overwrites changes made there each time the application restarts. Choose 'Customise Buttons' from the pop-up menu 3Dx pop-up menu that opens from the Menu button on Space Mouse Pro to open the 3DxSolidWorks editor. In 3DxSoftware there is a separate editor inside SolidWorks to map the SpaceMouse Pro buttons. I can tell you how to save SolidWorks settings using 3DxSoftware - but you can also solve the problem by switching to the current driver. In this context, clean booting your Windows PC (to filter out issues from a startup item) and uninstalling the conflicting applications may solve the problem. but what i did to fix my problem is i deleted manjaro and installed KaOS where the appimage is now working properly.From your description it sounds like you are using 3DxSoftware which is now a legacy driver rather than the current 3Dxware driver. The mouse settings of your Windows system may keep resetting if an application on the system is interfering with the mouse settings of your system.
So i guess the 2.9.5 appimage gave me problems in manjaro and i didnt know how to change pointing devices and stuff like that since i never had to in any other program. Yeah well spotted, that's exactly it, it kept on reseting to size 51 every single time i did undo and it made me mad. Difficult to report a bug which might not be Gimp but a Manjaro (Arch) problem. Switching from mouse to tablet, effectively switches brushes, which reset to their native size.Īgain, not able to reproduce a ctrl-z effect. Mouse uses one setup (brush, color etc), tablet uses a different setup. This mouse worked perfectly fine on my old computer, the issue only started when I started using a different pc. So as ofnuts suggested the problem might involve a graphics tablet. I have a hero and every time I turn my computer on, the DPI settings will reset to a single setting of 2250 instead of whatever I set it to previously, Ive tried reinstalling LGS but it keeps happening. Say you have the standard Hardness(100) brush, native size is 51, resize that to 'some-other-size' Now chose any other brush, go back to Hardness(100) and it is re-set to 51.ĪFAIK it is meant to work that way. What can happen is swapping between brushes returns the brush to its 'native' size.
I can not reproduce that ctrl-z effect with the 'buntu ppa Gimp 2.9.5
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