P: Switching from Wacom tablet to mouse, every click gets lag (latest CC & CS6) on Win 7/8

Any news? This is a daily nuisance.

The engineering team is looking into this.

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But nontheless, resetting prefs doesn't change anything.

Have you tried restoring your preferences?: http://blogs.adobe.com/crawlspace/201...

If you do restore your prefs, please save a copy of your existing prefs in case they turn out to be the culprit. Having the bad prefs can sometimes help us track down the issue.

Windows8 64bit
and of course: latest Wacom Driver, latest PS CC2014 Version

The Right-Click-Menu lag only apears, when you use it with tablet-pen.

What OS/version are you on?
Do you have the latest driver installed? (6.3.10w2)
Do you have the latest updates for Photoshop installed? http://adobe.ly/PS-Up-To-Date

Thats right. Lag is gone between strokes and actions, but now the right-click brush menu is broken. I can't drag the sliders anymore, have to tip them or punch in the numbers.
I wonder if wacom and Adobe even use their own products...

I agree that the most incredible thing about the whole thing is the apparent blase attitude of Wacom and Adobe about this. We can only assume that this happened to a tiny proportion of users, but still.

I suppose that's what happens when a company has a near-monopoly. As hugely annoying as the problem was, I doubt many of us were prepared to go buy a non-wacom tablet and use it with Gimp.

Since I started this topic, I want to say that as of today, the problem is not happening for me anymore. Apparently, it got fixed with the latest driver version from Wacom, applied with the latest Photoshop CC version, but I've waited some weeks before saying anything, to make sure it is indeed working. Well, not 100%: now there's a different bug - sometimes, when using brush tools, a straight line is drawn from one point to the other when holding the pen over the tablet just after switching from mouse to pen. It's amazing these Wacom people ain't able to do a d-rn thing right once and for all. I'm sorry, I respect and appreciate their work but they just don't cut it. At least the new bug isn't even remotely as annoying as the lag bug. In fact, there's even a newer driver version which appeared shortly after the one I'm using, and I haven't dared to update to it because I'm sure it will break a different thing, and I am fine as I am right now.

Still, it wouldn't surprise me a bit if the problem started happening again (Windows 9 cames out, we have to update the Wacom drivers and there we go again). It has been an really, really, really crippling issue for many people like me for over one year, and we are still waiting for somebody from Wacom (or Adobe, or both) to say: "yes, there was a problem caused by "x", and we solved it, sorry". It appears to be something that no one has considered important enough to seriously look into it, That speaks volumes for iself - in fact, even Wacom took more than half a year to just mildly acknowledge the problem, and currently their staff is almost missing from what used to be a support forum.

I don't know if these threads-topics (here and at wacom's) played some role in the bug being noticed and fixed, but like I was saying, if it were to happen again, to h-ll with it. I'm not losing more time running around forums and the likes feeling like I'm talking to the wind (specially regarding Wacom - at least Chris Cox from Adobe joined the discussion, here and also at adobe forum's, and I'm seriously thankful for that, not that I can say the same for Wacom).

I truly wish this issue has gone away also for the rest of you. Otherwise, you're on your own. We've always been.

Best of luck for you.

Still experiencing pen-mouse lag here with an Intous4 (driver 6.3.9w3) and Photoshop CC 2014 (20140730.r.148 x64) on Win 7 Pro. PSUserconfig.txt did nothing.

Only thing that seems to have gotten better is that originally I believe the lag affected panning and zooming, but that is now gone. However, there's still almost a full second from when I press the mouse button to Photoshop drawing a stroke...