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  1. Hello @Callum, thanks for a prompt response! 😇 "If you try using the pressure functionality without a custom pressure curve set does this issue still occur?" In my case, the pen pressure graph was by default set to curve number 3. I mean the one next to the pink "h". I wasn't satisfied with the way it worked. That's why I decided to customize the curve and see whether it helps (it didn't). "If you change the tablet input method to Windows INK does this issue still occur? Do you have any custom Windows INK settings that may be conflicting with the apps?" Yes, unfortunately, this issue still occurs after changing the tablet input method to Windows INK. I've never changed anything in the Windows INK tab, so I assume that everything there should be fine. I'm attaching screenshots so it's easier to see what happens. The Huion app looks a little out-of-date because some days ago I tried to install the v13 drivers. I've heard that installing the older ones may help. However, my pen pressure issue occurs with every version of Huion drivers. Do you think this issue arise from my device? Or maybe from the brush I'm using? I hope that everything is clear, many thanks for your support!
  2. Hi there! I'm having a problem with my graphics tablet and Affinity Designer. I'm using the Huion Q11K. Unfortunately, pen pressure doesn't seem to work properly. I feel like my tablet is too sensitive and I don't know how to fix that. I would like the vector brush stroke to switch from thin to thick smoothly. As you can see on the screenshots attached, my strokes are either thin or thick - anything in between. When I want the stroke to be thin, I must touch the tablet extremely gently (almost levitating). Adding any more pressure causes the stroke to be thick. Not having a seamless transition drives me crazy. I have no idea whether it's my fault or the tablet is broken. I've already tried: reinstalling the drivers, updating them charging both the pen and the tablet connecting the tablet to different USB ports using the tablet wirelessly turning off Windows Ink changing the input in Edit -> Preferences -> Tools changing the pen nib changing the curve in the Huion Tablet app (pen pressure graph) and nothing seems to work in this case. Or maybe I just can't figure out how to set up the pen pressure graph... I have to admit, that I tend to use a lot of pressure, even if I make notes in the notebook. I hope that I've explained everything clearly. I'm a beginner lettering artist, so a well-functioning graphics tablet is everything. Many thanks in advance! Operating system: Windows 10 Affinity Designer version: 1.10.1.1142 Huion software version: 14.8.166.1482
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