#Pen pressure not working in firealpaca driver
TabletPC) - this might have been a software option in some other program rather than a driver option, it's something I only saw once some time ago. I may not be remembering this correctly, but if the tablet driver or utility (possibly via Control Panel in Windows, possibly by the program list) offers the option, try choosing e.g. Go to the DPI settings and select the Disable Display Scaling on High DPI to correct this problem. This can cause the application to become blurry, as FireAlpaca tries to scale its interface to match the appropriate DPI. Recent versions of FireAlpaca (1.7.6 onwards.
It does work when I see people use the different brushes with drawing tablets, like Wacom. What aggravates me is that the drawing capacity/pressure is not working with my pen. There has been one recent recommendation that you should try tapping the pen tip against your palm - have not seen any follow-up confirmation, but that might work if the tip is stuck. Pen pressure won't work when I'm using FireAlpaca I use a drawing program called FireAlpaca and use my Surface Pen along with my Surface Pro 3 to draw with.
#Pen pressure not working in firealpaca install
Make sure drivers from any other previous tablets have been fully removed (this can be harder than it sounds - you may have leftover HID drivers, investigate via Device Manager, look for wintab*.* files in Windows\System32 and Windows\SysWOW64 (on 64bit Windows)), reboot and then install the latest drivers for your tablet - note: this may possibly break pressure respons e in other software. One other possible cause of pen delay could be a high DPI setting on Windows. Try starting FireAlpaca by double-clicking the desktop shortcut with your pen. Restart the computer with the tablet unplugged, start FireAlpaca, then plug in your tablet. Try File menu, Environment Setting, and change Brush Coordinate from Use Tablet Coordinate to Use Mouse Coordinate (or vice versa). That Wacom driver might be not the latest one (although the latest driver might cause issues as well - you never know unfortunately).
the pen tool not the pixel pen, and the tool has sufficient width to actually show pressure, and you haven't changed the tool setting to turn off Size by Pressure (double click on the brush e.g. Just to get the obvious out of the way (probably not your problem, but I've been bitten before), make sure you're using a tool that supports pressure e.g. Things to try (at your own risk - if you break it, you get to keep the pieces), mainly under Windows:
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