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Hi!
I am a newbie using Ktita 3.1.4 with a Wacom Intuos Pro S v. 6.3.23-1 tablet both running under Windows 7 Pro (64bit). To practice, I started Krita, created a new file, selected a free hand brush, and changed the color a couple of times. First, I doodled with the mouse. Then. I doodled with the tablet's pen. The problem is that the lines don't look the same. The pen's lines are thinner and lighter than the mouse's lines. What am I doing wrong? Thank you! Doctor T |
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Tablets have pressure sensitivity. Which means that they can make lines that are thinner. The mouse will always output 100% pressure, so the lines will be thicker.
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Dear TheraHedwig, Thank you for your reply. By chance, do you know how to change the pressure settings in the Wacom Intuos Pro S v. 6.3.23-1 tablet? Doctor T |
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Check if you have a wacom tablet settings utility and use that. I haven't seen this utility in years because it is not available on Linux, so you will need to do an internet search if you need more help.
David Revoy did make a nice page on pressure callibration: http://www.davidrevoy.com/article182/ca ... e-on-krita |
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Dear TheraHedwig, Thank you for your reply. I explored the Wacom Table Properties and changed the Tip Feel to Soft. It worked! Doctor T |
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