I have a Huion Kamvas 13 on ubuntu 18.04. I had the following issues with the script. The multimonitor settings work fine, say with the tablet being monitor 1, only if the
Otherwise, the calibration is not correct. If one wants to mirror the Tablet Display, for instance with a video-projector not supporting FullHD, but WXGA or something else, one may not want these equalities. Moreover, when xrandr actually changes the display settings (for instance if I manually change resolution before applying the script), the calibration of the Pen with the new display wasn't correct at first execution of the script, but only after a second execution.
Hopefully, your script is in pyhon (and not in Rust yet, I couldn't have solved my issues so easily). Here are a modified script and config.ini:
1/ I only added two new variables available in each monitor setting in config.ini tablet_screen_width, tablet_screen_height to declare which sizes among the monitor are the screen sizes of the tablet. In the script I use them (only if declared for compatibility) instead of the default FullHD resolutions to calibrate with xinput.
2/ I added a time.sleep(1) after execution of xrandr to let enough time for the display to change.
3/ Since the Kamvas 13 can be used as a PenTablet without display, I included an example [monitor_1SD+1HD_PenTablet] showing how to use this in order to answer question #59, I think.
4/ I also wanted to use my PenDisplay as a vertical monitor. I don't think your current script can do that. So I also included an extra option rotation, for instance illustrated in the examples [monitor_2SD+1bottomHD] [monitor_2SD+1topHD] [monitor_2SD+1flipHD]. These calibrate the display with xinput after rotation, following instructions here. I think this can also be used in combination with 3/ in order to solve #58 but I don't have an external monitor that I can use vertically so I didn't try.
I hope you can include variants of those changes soon.
Thanks again for this nice driver. Good luck for the bug resolutions.
Hello,
I have a Huion Kamvas 13 on ubuntu 18.04. I had the following issues with the script. The multimonitor settings work fine, say with the tablet being monitor 1, only if the
screen_1W == screen_widthscreen_1H == screen_heightOtherwise, the calibration is not correct. If one wants to mirror the Tablet Display, for instance with a video-projector not supporting FullHD, but WXGA or something else, one may not want these equalities. Moreover, when xrandr actually changes the display settings (for instance if I manually change resolution before applying the script), the calibration of the Pen with the new display wasn't correct at first execution of the script, but only after a second execution.
Hopefully, your script is in pyhon (and not in Rust yet, I couldn't have solved my issues so easily). Here are a modified script and config.ini:
HuionInstall.zip
The solutions were easy:
1/ I only added two new variables available in each monitor setting in config.ini
tablet_screen_width, tablet_screen_heightto declare which sizes among the monitor are the screen sizes of the tablet. In the script I use them (only if declared for compatibility) instead of the default FullHD resolutions to calibrate with xinput.2/ I added a
time.sleep(1)after execution of xrandr to let enough time for the display to change.3/ Since the Kamvas 13 can be used as a PenTablet without display, I included an example [monitor_1SD+1HD_PenTablet] showing how to use this in order to answer question #59, I think.
4/ I also wanted to use my PenDisplay as a vertical monitor. I don't think your current script can do that. So I also included an extra option rotation, for instance illustrated in the examples [monitor_2SD+1bottomHD] [monitor_2SD+1topHD] [monitor_2SD+1flipHD]. These calibrate the display with xinput after rotation, following instructions here. I think this can also be used in combination with 3/ in order to solve #58 but I don't have an external monitor that I can use vertically so I didn't try.
I hope you can include variants of those changes soon.
Thanks again for this nice driver. Good luck for the bug resolutions.