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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Using Wacom and gaming pads with Revit?
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Hey all i was wondering if anyone was using wacom drawing pads or setting their hotkeys up on gaming pads, all the graphic guys at my work have twin 30" moniters as I have and use large wacom pads and swear by them, i was wondering if anyone has used these with revit or other cad programs? any feedback would be greatly appreciated
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I finally got a wacom pad for use with revit. best thing I ever did. drawing seems so much more natural with a pen in your hand
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