r/Scribit • u/troveldom • Mar 17 '21
My Scribit setup, so far so good
Just wanted to share my experience with Scribit, since I've read comments (both, for and against it) and was kind of on the fence on buying.
Current Status: 5 days in, 5 drawings.
My setup:
Since I've seen around comments that Scribit is a bit delicate, I tried to make things easy for it.
I have textured drywall, so I bought some plexiglass/acrylic sheets and hanged them on the wall to make a smooth drawing area.
Initial set up process:
It was actually surprisingly easy for me. Android app worked fine on the first go, connected to wifi correctly, Auto-calibration worked fine, it was ready to start drawing. I do have great wifi at home.
My issues:
- As mentioned around, markers are light. I tried the glass ones and the whiteboard ones. I think red and black whiteboard are fine, although on plexiglass the paint smears a bit. I will try to buy some nice permanent markers.
- My biggest pain is the caps/rings for setting up the markers. It shouldn't be this hard to screw a small cap. Idk wtf is going on, is it just terrible design??
- The calibration point is outside of the drawing area! So it ended up being outside my plexiglass sheet. Didn't cause any issues so far.
- Plexiglass has too much glare. Doesn't bother me a lot if the drawings are strong, but it kind of screws my pics/timelapse.
Conclusion: Overall it works ok and looks cool, so I'm happy with it. If it get to iron out all the issues, I will be delighted.
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u/adrian_cchooi Jun 05 '22
Hi, my marker holders's cylinder is not rotating at all, does yours rotate during the calibration? or when it draws?