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Participant
October 26, 2019
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Disable quick eye dropper?

  • October 26, 2019
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Almost every time my hand touches the screen while sketching in Fresco on iPad Pro with Apple Pencil, the quick eyedropper tool activates and changes my brush color (usually to the background color).  Is there a way to just disable the function?

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Correct answer Sue Garibaldi

Dunaz/Uchinanchuu

 

Please post these requests at https://adobefresco.uservoice.com.

 

I know it's an extra step but when all requests are all in one place the team can prioritize those features that are most important to people. You can also access User Voice from within Fresco:

* From the Home screen tap the gear icon in the upper right corner of the screen. 

* Then from the App Settings menu go to Help > Support > Suggest a feature

 

Thanks for posting about this. 

 

Sue. 

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Participant
February 15, 2021

I have been posting and upvoting this issue for four months at https://adobefresco.uservoice.com.

I would love to be able to disable the eyedropper touch feature.

For those of us who draw with a palm or finger on the ipad, it always changes the color mid-drawing and is a big workflo disruptor. I hope this option is considered in an update soon, I love drawing with Fresco otherwise!

Thank you!

Sue Garibaldi
Community Manager
Community Manager
February 23, 2021

Hi Matthew. 

 

I brought this up with Fresco's product manager this afternoon and he had a couple of questions for you: 

 

Would it help to increase the amount of time that it takes that gesture to launch the eyedropper tool? 

Or, do you not use that gesture at all and just want to be able to toggle it off (like the Snapline feature)?

 

Thanks for your insight.

 

Sue.

Participant
February 24, 2021

Thank you for responding Sue!

 

I would prefer a toggle, but an increase in delay time would also help if the toggle is not an option.

It must be less than a second between my hand hitting the surface and the pen. But at the current setting, that's just enough to trigger the gesture before recognizing the pen. So an increase in time would certainly help, but I personally don't use the gesture that often anyway. 

 

Thanks so much for your help!

Participant
November 25, 2020

One of the features I enjoy using in Fresco is of course the use of vector brushes seemlessly with live and raster brushes. My least favorite tool is the very frustrating >> requirement to stop and re-select the color I was drawing with; the flow of drawing is continually stopped. The question remains, how to turn on/off the 'quick eye dropper tool' tool?

dunaz
Inspiring
October 27, 2019

I have a similar issue, but for me it is the undo! It must be reading my palm as two fingers? Really annoying.

Sue Garibaldi
Community Manager
Sue GaribaldiCommunity ManagerCorrect answer
Community Manager
October 28, 2019

Dunaz/Uchinanchuu

 

Please post these requests at https://adobefresco.uservoice.com.

 

I know it's an extra step but when all requests are all in one place the team can prioritize those features that are most important to people. You can also access User Voice from within Fresco:

* From the Home screen tap the gear icon in the upper right corner of the screen. 

* Then from the App Settings menu go to Help > Support > Suggest a feature

 

Thanks for posting about this. 

 

Sue. 

Participant
January 17, 2023

with all due respect this is the top down logic of an adobe employee. you arent giving an answr, you are just pointing people in a different direction? Why wouldn't you instead give something supportive and assistive along with your criticism of people talking about this here? follow where the people post!is the point to block people from getting the answer? is it to follow the adobe way of obfuscating and befuddling the users and belittling them if you ask a question the wrong way? so... what is the timeline for this feature to get fit into your production timelines or do we not get to know for some reason? checked on your link and guess what?... and if sue sees this: dear god toggle it off capability. do you think people are always wearing gloves when they are drawing? -cheers.