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You can map one of the pen or tablet buttons in Wacom Tablet Properties to Ctrl+Tab as per this list of Blender shortcuts. Note that you can create a specific setting just for Blender.

  1. Go to Wacom Tablet Properties
  2. Optionally, set a specific application
  3. Select the dropdown menu for the button you plan on changing
  4. Select "Keystroke..."
  5. Press Ctrl+Tab, optionally name the shortcut key, and then click on OK

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Image of Wacom Tablet Properties with an arrow to the setting I plan on changing

Image of the Menu item to select, "Keystroke..."

Image of the Dialog where the shortcut can be pickedImage of the Dialog where the shortcut can be picked

You can map one of the pen or tablet buttons in Wacom Tablet Properties to Ctrl+Tab as per this list of Blender shortcuts. Note that you can create a specific setting just for Blender.

  1. Go to Wacom Tablet Properties
  2. Optionally, set a specific application
  3. Select the dropdown menu for the button you plan on changing
  4. Select "Keystroke..."
  5. Press Ctrl+Tab, optionally name the shortcut key, and then click on OK

(click images to enlarge)
Image of Wacom Tablet Properties with an arrow to the setting I plan on changing

Image of the Menu item to select, "Keystroke..."

Image of the Dialog where the shortcut can be picked

You can map one of the pen or tablet buttons in Wacom Tablet Properties to Ctrl+Tab as per this list of Blender shortcuts. Note that you can create a specific setting just for Blender.

  1. Go to Wacom Tablet Properties
  2. Optionally, set a specific application
  3. Select the dropdown menu for the button you plan on changing
  4. Select "Keystroke..."
  5. Press Ctrl+Tab, optionally name the shortcut key, and then click on OK

(click images to enlarge)
Image of Wacom Tablet Properties with an arrow to the setting I plan on changing

Image of the Menu item to select, "Keystroke..."

Image of the Dialog where the shortcut can be picked

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Sean Duggan
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You can map one of the pen or tablet buttons in Wacom Tablet Properties to Ctrl+Tab as per this list of Blender shortcuts. Note that you can create a specific setting just for Blender.

  1. Go to Wacom Tablet Properties
  2. Optionally, set a specific application
  3. Select the dropdown menu for the button you plan on changing
  4. Select "Keystroke..."
  5. Press Ctrl+Tab, optionally name the shortcut key, and then click on OK

(click images to enlarge)
Image of Wacom Tablet Properties with an arrow to the setting I plan on changing

Image of the Menu item to select, "Keystroke..."

Image of the Dialog where the shortcut can be picked

You can map one of the pen or tablet buttons to Ctrl+Tab as per this list of Blender shortcuts.

You can map one of the pen or tablet buttons in Wacom Tablet Properties to Ctrl+Tab as per this list of Blender shortcuts. Note that you can create a specific setting just for Blender.

  1. Go to Wacom Tablet Properties
  2. Optionally, set a specific application
  3. Select the dropdown menu for the button you plan on changing
  4. Select "Keystroke..."
  5. Press Ctrl+Tab, optionally name the shortcut key, and then click on OK

(click images to enlarge)
Image of Wacom Tablet Properties with an arrow to the setting I plan on changing

Image of the Menu item to select, "Keystroke..."

Image of the Dialog where the shortcut can be picked

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You can map one of the pen or tablet buttons to Ctrl+TabCtrl+Tab as per this list of Blender shortcuts.

You can map one of the pen or tablet buttons to Ctrl+Tab as per this list of Blender shortcuts.

You can map one of the pen or tablet buttons to Ctrl+Tab as per this list of Blender shortcuts.

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Sean Duggan
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