Jacob Riess

Hello Old Bruce. The Intuos BT M graphics tablet is just a smaller version of their pro model without some of the features. See attached image below. The BT means it is Bluetooth enabled and the M refers to size medium. I actually discovered that I had the brush and pen controller mode set to none in the affinity apps. After I switched that to automatic, the pen pressure works great for changing the size and stroke for the brush and pen tools, I believe. However, I would still appreciate a tutorial on how to customize some of the more common functions to the tablet so that I don't have to constantly switch between the keyboard, trackpad, and graphics tablet.

When I got my Wacom Intuos BT M graphics tablet, I was led to believe that it would be fully compatible with Affinity Designer and Affinity Photo. However, I am very disappointed that Serif did not take advantage of the ability for their design software to use Application Defined settings for the Wacom graphic tablets (Ahem, I hear your competitor's Adobe software uses this to make set-up a breeze). As a new user and beginner graphical designer, I expected not to have to manually define all of the pen controls and other buttons to specific functions within your apps. Please either provide an in-depth tutorial on how to set up the most common graphics tablet controls for tools and brushes within your design software or create a profile for Application Defined settings that will do the same!! Thank you for your time and consideration from a multi-media artist and musician.