Homebrew Using 3DS Touch Screen as a Drawing Tablet for PC
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i tried a a while back when i first got my xl and the short answer is No.
the long answer is the closest you could get would be mapping the touch screen as a trackpad and using it like a fancy laptop trackpad with a button as left click, but even then you run into a horrid resolution difference that makes it almost impossible to use. if you can save up 50ish dollars i reccomend just getting the turcom ts-6610 it's cheap but it's got all the features you would want from a begginers tablet, it's what i use when i want to do like real intense stuff with pressure sensitivity and all that
the long answer is the closest you could get would be mapping the touch screen as a trackpad and using it like a fancy laptop trackpad with a button as left click, but even then you run into a horrid resolution difference that makes it almost impossible to use. if you can save up 50ish dollars i reccomend just getting the turcom ts-6610 it's cheap but it's got all the features you would want from a begginers tablet, it's what i use when i want to do like real intense stuff with pressure sensitivity and all that
Why? A standalone Wacom USB tablet costs a lot less, has better pressure sensitivity and a larger surface area to work with. There is absolutely no reason to use a 3DS over one IMO.
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Psionic Roshambo:
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Psionic Roshambo:
Some sort of police thing going on near me lol "Get out of the car with your hands up and walk backwards towards us" over a loud speaker thing
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like a 250 dollar kit back when DDR4 was Intel only
