Type of device* : tablet
Brand and version of the device: surface pro 3
System** : windows 10 pro
Description of the issue (you can include screenshots):
I 've been using krita 4 and all brushes were working perfectly .
After downloading krita 5 the pressure sensitivity stop working.
Is there any setting that needs to be changed in this new version for the pressure sensitivity to work the same than in krita 4?
Thanks ,
Inma
Hello and welcome to the forum, I wish you a happy new year @Inma_Ruiz!
As far as I know, nothing has changed in principle.
Have you checked if your tablet driver uses the same interface as Krita? So WindowsInk or WinTab, the one your tablet works with, selected in both driver and Krita? Or maybe overlooked that pen pressure is turned off via its button?
Michelist
Thank you @Michelist
I am going to check all of this and see what happens
regards
Inma
Hi @Inma_Ruiz , it might be a problem with Windows Ink.
Open Krita and go to Settings, Configure Krita, Tablet Settings. Make sure âUse WinTabâ is on. Close Krita.
Open the tabletâs settings app and if you find a setting for Windows Ink turn it off.
Open Krita again.
Hi again @Michelist and @anon63336650
Yes it is working now!
(I did the opposite: I changed my krita settings from âwindtabâ to âwindows inkâ , restarted krita and it is working )
Many thanks to both of you
kindest regards
Inma
@Inma_Ruiz youâre welcome.
Hey @anon63336650 it seems that your souloution does not seem to fix the problem that was listed above
the tablet is a huion "new 1080p + "
@OverTime_Chaos Hello and welcome to the forum
The person who created this topic had a problem with a Surface Pro 3.
You have a âHuion new 1080p +â external graphics tablet which is a very different item of equipment and may have all sorts of things wrong with its set up and configuration.
Please create a New Topic that describes your problem.
Iâve edited the title of this topic.
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