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calfranklin0598 - 16/02/2024
is definitely the best drawing program for the Atari 8-bit line!
calfranklin0598 - 16/02/2024
This
Scott Stilphen - 18/09/2022
According to the ad for Zobian Controls' The Rat mouse controller, there was a version of AtariArtist that supported their mouse controller.
marco.nadal.75 - 13/03/2019
The Altirra emulator supports tablet input for this title, though you have to add it manually:

1. Input > Input Mappings...
2. Click Add... call it "Mouse -> Atari Tablet" or similar
3. Click Edit...
4. Add Controller... , choose Tablet (Atari touch tablet), OK
5. Axis 1 -> Edit... , Source : Mouse Pos X (pad)
6. Axis 2 -> Edit... , Source : Mouse Pos Y (pad)
7. You can map Left/Right/Up/Down to the arrow or WASD keys on your keyboard or leave them blank
8. The Stylus button was a button on the pen. It draws when the stylus is DOWN, and toggles the tool screen when stylus is UP.
I mapped the buttons on the pen & tablet as follows:
Stylus button -> Mouse LMB
Left tablet button -> Mouse X1B
Right tablet button -> Mouse X2B
Raise stylus -> Mouse RMB
Robert - 27/06/2008
As kid we played "Guess the drawing" with this, where one was drawing something while the others had to guess what was being drawn as quick as possible. The Touch Table made quickly drawing easy. Great fun.

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Information

GenreGraphics - Picture EditingYear1983
LanguageMachine LanguagePublisherAtari
ControlsTouch TabletDeveloperIsland Graphics
Players-CountryUSA
Programmer(s)

Dompier, Steve / Leyland, Robert

LicenseCommercial
Graphic Artist(s)

[n/a]

Medium Cartridge
Sound

[n/a]

Rarity
Cover Artist(s)[unknown]SerialRX8053
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Shipped with Atari Touch Tablet hardware device.

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