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| Version: | 1.11.8 |
| License: | Retail |
| URL: | http://www.clipstudio.net/ |
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| Latest Rating: | Silver |
| Latest Wine Version Tested: | 7.0-rc3 |
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| Operating system | Test date | Wine version | Installs? | Runs? | Used Workaround? | Rating | Submitter | ||
| Show | Manjaro Linux | Dec 31 2021 | 7.0-rc3 | Yes | Yes | Yes | Silver | kalidibus | |
| Current | Manjaro Linux 21.2 | Dec 28 2021 | 7.0-rc1 | Yes | Yes | Yes | Silver | J.Martin |
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by sbstratos79 on Monday March 7th 2022, 7:57
by sbstratos79 on Tuesday March 8th 2022, 12:56
by J.Martin on Monday March 21st 2022, 2:36
by jacanceps on Tuesday March 1st 2022, 12:38
by J.Martin on Wednesday March 2nd 2022, 6:00
Annoying as it is, min/maxing the window after using a modifier or shortcut key will allow use of the tablet pen again. Additional options are using purely the tablet pen as if you're only using a screen since this is not an issue for those using pure tablet/touchscreen with no keyboard/tablet buttons.
by metichi on Monday February 28th 2022, 7:08
For me, simply disconnecting my machine from the internet before launching CSP allows me to do an offline activation.
by metichi on Monday February 28th 2022, 7:22
by J.Martin on Wednesday March 2nd 2022, 5:54
by corvian on Sunday January 30th 2022, 4:15
CSP 1.11.6 // Wine 7.0 (should happen on earlier versions too) // Wacom Intuos Pro
by corvian on Sunday January 30th 2022, 4:49
- It's probably the same "blinking" issue of Daniel Dimitrov.
- OS is Void linux, but that shouldn't matter since void uses vanilla packages.
- Program doesn't "lose focus" or anything when I press them
- I have not swapped my keys or anything
- The "File > Modifier Key Settings Use Common settings" does not exist on my system. When I go under "File > Modifier Key Settings" it opens a settings dialog. Nothing related to "Use Common settings" there.
- When I switch to the mouse during being stuck it is all good, but when I put the pen down it goes stuck again, so it's like tablet and mouse are 2 different "modes" or whatever.
- My monitor is not a touch screen, and mapping or tablet settings don't affect this issue.
- I am using x86-input-wacom and libwacom, but not kcm-wacomtablet because that is only for KDE as far as I can tell. I am not using desktop environments. But it all should use the same stuff anyway (the first 2 packages).
by J.Martin on Sunday January 30th 2022, 6:51
- You mentioned not using a desktop environment. Are you using a window manager of some kind? If so, which one.
- What Kernel are you using?
- GPU?
- Does the issue persist with version CSP 1.11.8?
Your previous comment states version 1.11.6 but that version is no longer available for download off the site and I do not have the installation media to test that version.
Since you are using version 1.11.6 if you would like to submit test data for that version so others with the installation media can reference it, it would be appreciated. Your feedback has been very helpful. You are correct that the Common Settings has been moved/removed as of at least 1.11.4. I'll remove it from the walk-through notes and hunt through the versions for it's new location or to note when it was removed. Old information shouldn't have been repeated for so long without a confirmation, thank you for the correction.
Currently still in the process of trouble shooting this potential bug the last few weeks when able. I've been able to reproduce some sort of 'flicker/blinking' by switching to the 5.10 LTS kernel. Still attempting to confirm if that's the issue or WM/DE while going over terminal outputs to try and pin point an actual cause.
by corvian on Sunday January 30th 2022, 7:52
- I am using openbox window manager, I tried a few others and there is no difference.
- kernel is 5.15.17
- Nvidia GPU with proprietary driver (although I don't see how GPU is relevant to keyboard issues)
I can test with KDE under arch linux if you want.
When the Alt key gets stuck it flickers between the color picker and the brush tool (that's what I test with). When using Ctrl it flickers between mouse cursor and brush cursor. Shift just gets stuck to the line tool without flicker.
by corvian on Sunday January 30th 2022, 8:37
It is safe to assume it is not related to desktop environment or OS specific quirks.
The arch was not updated and used kernel 5.15.13 with wine 7.0 rc3.
I suspect that CSP with wacom driver doesn't play well under wine. Do you have wacom intuos pro?
by J.Martin on Sunday January 30th 2022, 9:22
Thank you for the very helpful feedback. I can reproduce it now and will start working hunting down a bit more on what's causing the 'blinking/sticking' then submitting or attaching it to a bug report.
by CNB_Kevin on Sunday December 4th 2022, 20:27
I assume this is the bug ID that tracks the issue? bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=33056#c10
Arch Linux
Linux 6.0.11.arch1-1
wine-staging 7.22-1
Tablet: Huion GT-190
I'm encountering the issue on Clip Studio 1.9.4, it seems it's affecting all of them.
It was partially fixed on my setup for a few months, but I broke it again in updating since I needed to get out of unsupported versions(that PC was not connected to the internet for a while). After reinstalling the entire OS, I'm using the same old wine-prefix which I had backed up with my home folder. It seems more of an code issue in wine rather than in settings.
The partial fix would be that blinking/sticking would still happen when doing a key combination (most often ctrl+s), but pressing the key a second time would fix it. Not ideal, but a lot more usable than the current behavior.
I don't know exactly how I partially fixed it, but I know it had to do with wine-staging. I thought I applied a patch but I can't find any proof. MY bash_history shows that I installed a package manually but from pacman cache.
sudo pacman -U /var/cache/pacman/pkg/wine-staging-5.0rc3-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
Though when I install wine-staging, it should be applying all the patches.
From what I'm seeing after delving into github and gitlab. The implementation of key locking is different from the patch that used to work.
The implementation that made the patch be removed from wine-staging:
gitlab.winehq.org/wine/wine/-/commit/f076e5f85490a44fd34057df9af1c3ae3e7d5d3b
The patch that used to work(at least partially):
github.com/wine-staging/wine-staging/commit/8c17307f95f2967c8258ba3b5c845eac25815ab4#diff-19e25bb41c4d60047ad70816658e4e954dce62a8742167f2b0625ca4a11e77f7
by Daniel Dimitrov on Wednesday January 12th 2022, 9:14
the mouse starts to "blink" (moved between showing and not showing state)
is there any fix for this ?
by J.Martin on Wednesday January 12th 2022, 10:51
What version of Wine and OS are you using?
While pressing ctr+z does it appear as if the program 'loses focus' as if the system isn't checking the program window to apply hot keys to?
Have you been experiencing this issue with a tablet as well?
Have you swapped or modified hot keys?
Does this work around affect the 'blinking'? In Clip Studio Paint select: File > Modifier Key Settings Use "Common settings"
by Daniel Dimitrov on Friday January 14th 2022, 5:04
i tried switching a tablet driver thinking its the problem but it seems to happen too so its something related to wine.
if im not using a drawing tablet it doesnt happen.
i changed the clip studio to "Common settings" doesnt seems to help.
by J.Martin on Friday January 14th 2022, 14:58
What brand of tablet are you using? Wacom needs the kcm-wacomtablet and x86-input-wacom packages from the official Manjaro package repo. Huion sometimes works with the same packages but not always and may need some additional trouble shooting. If you're using a different brand there a chance of the drivers not supported in the Manjaro repo and needing to grab them from the AUR. After any package installation you will need to do a system restart to apply changes.
Tablet configuration can be modified under KDE System Settings > Input devices > Graphics Tablet. Does your tablet name and model appear in the 'Select Tablet' field? Under the 'General' tab or 'Tablet' tab does changing the 'Tablet settings' to 'map to screen' and 'Stylus settings' to 'map to screen' help? Double check that you 'Apply' settings before closing System Settings.
Is your main monitor a touchscreen? Does your drawing tablet have a touchscreen? Do you have more than one monitor? KDE can sometimes have weird results when adding a touchscreen or second touchscreen. Depending on if you're using X11 or Wayland settings may need to be applied in the command line. In the case of multiple monitors you may need to pick one and pipe the tablet directly to it.