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  1. I tested it, and it's true, as you said, that this happens when you move the panel. The same thing happens in both Windows Store builds and the latest version of beta. And I found that it only appears after dragging the panel with a pen (Especially when moving over a long distance, such as moving from one side of the screen to the other) . Dragging the panel with the mouse does not trigger this situation, and my device works normally when it happens (see the screencap below). At present, it is not clear whether my situation is an isolated case. Anyway, thank you very much for taking the time to check out the problems I have encountered. QQ录屏20210728225619.mp4 QQ录屏20210728223604 截取视频.mp4
  2. If I set it to Windows Ink, the pressure will be lost, just like the mouse. My graphics tablet pressure sense is only 2048 level, and the pressure only works under Low Precision and High Precision. This happens when you move the floating panel with a digital pen. At present, it is not clear whether it is a problem with the equipment.
  3. Designer version: 1.9.2.1035 System: win10 pro 20H2 Window Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.3530.0 ----- Unwittingly found, the trigger mechanism is unknown. There is a chance that the bug will be triggered when adjusting or switching the pressure curve when using the Brush tool. After the bug is triggered, all the pressure sensation fails, and the software needs to be restarted to recover. You can watch the video I uploaded. The bug was triggered three times in less than 10 minutes (around 01:00, 02:28 and 06:40, respectively). Each time the trigger took different time and operation. QQ录屏20210728001651.mp4 After my own test, it is estimated that this bug is to force the brush pressure curve into a horizontal line, as shown in the following picture. At this time, any setting of brush pressure in the software will become invalid and can only be restored by rebooting.
  4. After the official update of version 1.9, I was pleasantly surprised to find that some new resources were given away by the authorities, and at the same time I found a problem with disk space utilization for content downloads. Among the new resources given away, some resources are general resources that can be used by all three software, but after the resource download is completed, I find that the resources of the three software are stored separately, which leads to a waste of disk space utilization. For example, the following figure shows the "Spray Paint Textures by MiksKS" resource, which takes up close to 1GB disk space, and if the three software I own download it at the same time, it puts a lot of pressure on my disk space. I might be able to store these resources in one place and invoke them through import and export. But I think the content download feature should make it easier for users to download and install purchased resources. So I think this is where the current content download function should be improved. It's not a bug, but it does have a big impact on me. Perhaps this problem can be solved by setting up a unified resource folder to store these resources and distinguishing the resource loading permissions of each software through the built-in parameters of the parameter configuration file or resource file. This is just my rough idea of a solution, and of course I don't understand the difficulty and cost of implementing this solution. But if it can be implemented and solved, does it mean that further upgrades of Studiolink, sharing of workspace between software and preference settings are possible (it would be great if you could, isn't it a pleasant surprise to find that when you install publisher, startup software, it automatically applies the configuration under your designer and photo roles)
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