Maxed out Macbook Pro (late 2013), Mac OS X 10.11.6, Wacom Cintiq 27 with 6.3.15-3 (the driver that doesn't have the Option (alt) stuck problem like the most recent ones. Photoshop 2017. It also happens with 2015.5 and 2014.
When a click a layer to move it, it randomly stays in stuck position even thought I have released the pen from it. I have to reclick the pen on the screen to unrelease the layer.
I have to tell you folks. Keeping a flawless workflow between Adobe, Wacom and Apple is a total nightmare. You have to find the perfect combinaison of legacy softwares to limit de damages.
I am encountering similar issues with my Intuos Pro on Macbook Pro Late 2013 macOS 10.12.1
The Cmd, Shift, Alt, Space are RANDOMLY triggered and pressed when using the tablet. I constantly have to press the Space bar to somehow ‘reset’ the behavior. I am doing this every minute, every day since Sierra is out.
I already tried 10 clean reinstall of previous / new Wacom drivers. Reset SMC, PRAM, repair disk permissions etc...
Sorry for the sticking modifier key trouble. It looks like from what I can tell, the Wacom driver v. 6.3.15-3 is giving the least amount of troubles. Others are discussing this here - Problem with "Sticky" Modifier keys?
I am in contact with Wacom and Apple since months on this issue, we are several people to experience it at the office.
Nothing can fix it except starting from scratch with a new user account, this is not a solution or a fix, just a bad workaround that Wacom advised us.
I just tried the link you sent, by using the old 6.3.15-3 driver + removing all the Panels in the On-Screen Controls, but it is making the behavior worse, with some new undetected clicks..
I contacted Wacom several times... They don't seem eager to resolve the problem. At least you guys have a forum where we can exchange and flag problems. Thanks for that.
Same here...so outrageous that this stuff isn't tested properly before rolling out new OS's. Can't find a fix either. NEVER had this problem with my PCs.
If you found a solution, pls fwd to (Personal contact information removed)
Guys, I just installed the latest driver released by Wacom: 6.3.19-6.
DON'T INSTALL!
The modifier key (alt-option) does not work anymore! Even if you hold it pressed down (when zooming or de-zooming for example). It will not register and keep zooming in.
I have not tested enough to see if they manage to fix the pen stuck problem but this new modifier key problem makes the driver completely useless.
Awesome update! Great job Wacom!
Rolling back to 6.3.15-3 with the pen stuck problem.
As a side note, the pen getting stuck problem only happens under Adobe Photoshop... Doesn't happen anywhere else in the OS X applications.
Did this ever get resolved? I seem to have an easy enough time with a wacom art pen, but when I use the creative grip pen, the program can't handle it. Just curious if anyone figured this out.
I am now running latest Mac OS, latest Wacom driver and latest Photoshop. This bug is gone. New bug is: When zooming, image automatically re-centers even if the feature is OFF.
Same problem here I'm on the latest PS 21.1.3 and latest cintiq driver, running on OSX Mojave. Any work arounds for this? PS software is having some serius issues comuicationg with the Wacom driver (all of legacy drivers I tried have the same behaviour). I've noticed the behavior getting worst with every update of the reciprical softwares. I'm also getting a weird behaviour with the brushes losing sensitivity compleately. I think they must be related issues. Both behaviour have been happeing for a long while (years) and through multiple updates. It would be resonalbe to have a permanent fix or at least to know an effective work arround. Any solution would be welcome as this is not just frustrating but it's also affecting productivity. Thanks.
I'm having the same problems. It's really frustrating to see this has been happening to people for years with no answer. Adobe programs, Apple computers and Wacom tablets should work together smoothly. This ruins workflow for professionals who depend on it.
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