Curve width doesn’t work?!

[AspiringDesigner]

iPad 7, latest iOS and app soft as of posting.

I don’t know if it’s a bug or newbie mistake, but here I am trying to make one end of a curve (made with pen tool) thinner then the other end, and it doesn’t work...

[Sean P]

Hi AspiringDesigner

 

You need to ensure that before drawing your strokes you have the Controller set to 'Pressure'  - You can then control the pressure using the graph. Ideally it should allow you to control the pressure even if the controller was set to None - this is something we're aware of! I will get it bumped with development.

[AspiringDesigner]

1 hour ago, Sean P said:

Hi AspiringDesigner

 

You need to ensure that before drawing your strokes you have the Controller set to 'Pressure'  - You can then control the pressure using the graph. Ideally it should allow you to control the pressure even if the controller was set to None - this is something we're aware of! I will get it bumped with development.

Hi Sean,

So I changed the controller to pressure and then moved circle in the graph and nothing. I’ll try redrawing it with pressure set from the get go.
 

[AspiringDesigner]

Drawing from scratch with controller set to pressure works. Though where’s the controller for the pen tool? Or why can’t I change it’s controller to pressure after drawing. 
 

Anyway, I’m glad we have you Sean helping us with bugs and stuff 😄 

[DM1]

11 hours ago, AspiringDesigner said:

Though where’s the controller for the pen tool? Or why can’t I change it’s controller to pressure after drawing

Pen tool doesn’t have a pressure setting in context menu. You can apply a pressure curve using the Stroke studio. You need to draw a line(s) then select them with Move tool first. The Pen will retain the pressure setting when drawing new lines.