My wacom Intuos3 A4 xsetwacom script

wacom_Intuos-3-9x12.sh

#! /bin/bash
# Setup xsetwacom script for Intuos 3 9x12
# License: CC-0/Public-Domain license
# author: deevad

# Tablet definition
tabletstylus="Wacom Intuos3 9x12 Pen stylus"
tableteraser="Wacom Intuos3 9x12 Pen eraser"
tabletpad="Wacom Intuos3 9x12 Pad pad"

# Reset
xsetwacom --set "$tabletstylus" ResetArea
xsetwacom --set "$tableteraser" ResetArea
#xsetwacom --set "$tabletstylus" RawSample 4

# Screen mapping and keep ratio
# xsetwacom get "$tabletstylus" Area
# default area : 0 0 60960 45720
xsetwacom --set "$tabletstylus" MapToOutput "HEAD-0"
xsetwacom --set "$tableteraser" MapToOutput "HEAD-0"
screenX=1920
screenY=1080
Xtabletmaxarea=60960
areaY=$(( $screenY * $Xtabletmaxarea / $screenX ))
xsetwacom --set "$tabletstylus" Area 0 0 "$Xtabletmaxarea" "$areaY"
xsetwacom --set "$tableteraser" Area 0 0 "$Xtabletmaxarea" "$areaY"

# ---------
# |   | 1 |
# | 3 |---|
# |   | 2 |
# |-------|
# |   8   |
# ---------
# button on left
xsetwacom --set "$tabletpad" Button 3 "key Control_L" # color picker
xsetwacom --set "$tabletpad" Button 1 "key KP_Divide" # '/'
xsetwacom --set "$tabletpad" Button 2 "key Shift_L" # resize brush
xsetwacom --set "$tabletpad" Button 8 "key e" # color picker

xsetwacom --set "$tabletstylus" Button 2 "key Control_L" # color picker
xsetwacom --set "$tabletstylus" Button 3 3 # color picker

This looks very interesting, how do one use this code ? I am on the hunt for a fix, I want a button on the wacom to function as "Screen mapping on/off" -for the pen.
Update, just understood that this only works in *nix.

Hi @sirhaffy , yes it's a GNU/Linux set of xsetwacom rules (for X11). To execute them, you need to save this in a tablet.sh script, give it permission to execute, then add the script to the autostart of your desktop environment. If you are on another operating system (or use Wayland), this code will not do anything.

Thanks @Deevad for you answer. Maby you know how I could get this functionallity in Mac / Windows ? Maby point me in the rigth direction to save me some Googling :)

Unfortunately, I have no idea @sirhaffy , I have only various distro of Linux at home. I guess your best option is probably the official driver from the Wacom website or I also heard about https://github.com/OpenTabletDriver/OpenTabletDriver , an alternative driver. I hope you'll succeed in your quest.