Usually, the slower the speed, the smoother the stroke needs, while the faster the speed, the opposite is true.
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Yes, I think this makes sense. I’ll be happy to try it too.
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I have submitted the relevant merge request.
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It feels very practical!
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Hey, I tried it, and it gives you more control, so I think this is a useful change. I guess if min and max are set to the same value, you get the original behavior, right?
However, maybe I’m using it wrong, 
but I prefer to set distance max to a large value and distance min to a low value, e.g. 1000 max and 250 min. That seems to work better for me. From these two setting, it feels as if min distance has a much bigger impact on how the cursor feels. Perhaps it’s difficult to reach the max speed, so that contribution is smaller.
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Thank you for your feedback. To use it well, some settings need to be made.
We need to open the settings and draw a line at a faster speed in the digital board detection window, then set the maximum brush speed. My maximum speed in Huion Kamvas Pro 19 is about 5, but I want the speed to have a greater impact. I set it to 3, and usually the smaller the value, the greater the impact. I hope this can help you.
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Thanks for the explanation! I suspected these speed settings may be important, but didn’t test it thoroughly. Great point about the speed value being visible there in the tablet tester, I can now set it consciously.
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I spent some time today adding a lock button, and if there are no other issues, this feature should be merged soon.
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Hi, all!
The patch in question has just been merged! You can test it in tomorrow’s nightlies! 
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Nice
Having drag be affected by speed would also be a worthwhile feature : Dynamic brush, wish for option to reduce drag when pen moves faster
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Maybe we can move the discussion in the feature request thread that you have linked there 
, perhaps the solution its very near to this merge request from Smoothness of the brush affected by speed. 
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Is this only for weighted smoothing? I feel other stabilization methods would benefit from this as well.
Thanks for implementing this!