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Originally Posted by sogaiu
I made some rough modifications to Simple Mobile Tools' app Draw to make it work a bit better with the Max 2.
The result is not perfect, but in my limited testing, I can see that at least the stylus produces scribbles in the app at speeds that don't look that different from the bundled Note app.
Draw is a very simple app though and the changes made were limited and only for testing.
In case there are any developers who are interested in the details, what follows is a description of the procedure followed, starting with some relevant docs from Onyx:
https://github.com/onyx-intl/OnyxAnd...nyx-Pen-SDK.md
I studied and modified one of their samples (also available at the same repository) to prepare for the modifications - specifically, I stripped down their 'sample' sample, removing pretty much everything except:
https://github.com/onyx-intl/OnyxAnd...oActivity.java
as well as removing what seemed inessential from that file. Building that stripped down sample, running it on a Max 2, and studying the logs it produced helped to understand their docs better.
Next the Draw app was studied to get an idea of how to modify it. For developers who already understand their app, I imagine this might be close to a NO-OP 
The actual modifications were minor in the scheme of things, but again, Draw is fairly uncomplicated as these types of things go.
My guess is that a fair number (if not all?) of the apps folks would be interested in having better support for the Onyx devices (at least for the stylus portion) don't have source code generally available to the public and further that the corresponding developers may not have Onyx devices to test with... |
Thanks for these efforts and findings. Unfortunately this means that the chances of a OneNote or Evernote being usable are quite low. But then again, it's not really Onyx's fault.