How do I use a Wacom Intuos 3 with OS X Mojave (10.14.5)?
Solution 1:
The Accessibility options seem to be key, initially. From Wacom Intuos 3 Tablet Issues with Mojave OS. Does the CTL4100 work?
Go to System Preferences / Security and Privacy / Privacy Tab / Accessibility / click the lock in the bottom left corner of your window to unlock (you'll need your password), then you can select the Wacom tablet in there. I just had the same problem and this worked great for me. Hope it works for you!
In addition, there seem to be some additional steps requried to obtain full functionality. This thread on Reddit, Solution for Intuos 3 PTZ-630 in macOS 10.14 Mojave, seems to have a fuller solution:
Need to make sure you go to
System Preferences >> Security and Privacy >> Privacy >> Accessibility
and make sure that Photoshop and WacomTabletSpringboard are both added AND checked on the right panel.
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My process (for what it's worth).
already had driver 6.3.15-3. Clicks not registered. Tablet diagnostics say everything is good.
uninstalled driver redownloaded 6.3.15-3 and reinstalled.
didn't work. Uninstalled 6.3.15-3
reinstalled older 6.3.14-2. Didn't work. Uninstalled.
installed latest driver, 6.3.31-4 (definitely NOT for Intuos 3). Didn't work. Uninstalled.
reinstalled 6.3.15-3. Didn't work.
found out about having to enable apps (WacomTabletSpringboard and Photoshop) in the accessibility options. EUREKA! clicks now
registering, but Photoshop still with no pressure.checked other graphic apps. Pressure recognised. Hmmmm.
leave Photoshop pretty much alone for a day, pressure now working.
also, in the same thread:
After several fresh installs and restarts, i realized that there was a new button towards the bottom right in Security & Privacy > General
it was saying something along the lines of some stuff did not load on restart. Button was labelled Allow
I tapped on it and a dialog box that had two items in itpopped up, one wacom and another one that was probably wacom related, i hit allow and my pen's tap to click started functioning again. Cheers.