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What are your pen pressure settings?

>> No.6118271
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6118271

idk but when I push down harder the line gets darker and when I push softer the line gets lighter

>> No.6118277

>>6118271
Based bic enjoyer

>> No.6118278

>>6118271
pyw

>> No.6118283
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>>6118269

>> No.6118295

>>6118269
i actually don't use pen pressure. i used to draw with my mouse so i'm used to building up line thickness manually with multiple strokes and anything else feels weird to me.

>> No.6118300

>>6118295
have you never used a pencil in your life?

>> No.6118369

>>6118300
probably not since i was in high school.

>> No.6118373

>he doesn't have the secret GMI pressure settings
NGMI

>> No.6118404
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>>6118373
That's why I will help.

>>6118269
Here you go, bro. This is Lack's settings. Lack is alright.

>> No.6118418

>>6118404
Is that the guy who wasted a lot of time repainting the same standing girl?

>> No.6118425

>>6118418
No, that was Feng Zhu

>> No.6118428

>>6118425
I thought Feng Zhu was a military man

>> No.6118447

>>6118428
No, that was Ross Tran

>> No.6118452

>>6118447
Trans people didn't exist then

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>> No.6119326

I'm a smoothbrain: What's the difference between the pen pressure curve on my tablet's settings and the one CSP uses? Does CSP use only its own, or do they both influence each other?

>> No.6119365

>>6119326
I may be wrong here

But I believe the tablet pen pressure literally checks the pressure on the nib - i.e. this is what you consider 0 pressure this is what you consider 100% pressure

the csp pressure is converging that to line thickness

I imagine they mess with each other so I tend to keep the default diagnol inside the tablet settings and change them as needed in csp

>> No.6119376
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6119376

save your tendons, half your pressure sensitivity

>> No.6119406

>>6118404
how do you modify the pressure like this?

>> No.6119476

>>6119406
in the global settings on krita

>> No.6119481

how to know what's the perfect pen pressure settings for (you)?

>> No.6119483

>>6119481
Default

>> No.6119498

>>6119476
So it doesn't exist in photoshop? wtf

>> No.6119575
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6119575

Still not quite sure about it but it seems to do the job.

>>6119481
Pressure curves are uniquely tied to hardware and how you hold the pen and how much pressure you typically put in when drawing. There isn't a correct answer. You have to play around with it until you find what feels right.

>> No.6119606

>>6119575
Heyy fellow Chinese screen tablet fren

How do you find the Gaomon?

The pen accuracy feels off for me and it never seems to update when try to change it

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>>6119606
>How do you find the Gaomon?
Honestly it's pretty good but lately I've been getting paranoid thinking I can't draw lines correctly (or as good as I want them to). It feels like the pen doesn't go where I want to but it might just be me being inexperienced.

I've been looking into getting a graphic tablet but I'm scared of it being the same shit, wasting money and it just me being bad. But then again the Gaomon might be trash. I just don't know, I'm paranoid.

>it never seems to update when try to change it
Not sure what you mean by this.

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>>6119575
>find what feels right
I've been having problems lately with figuring out how to control line weight, sometimes at a certain angle the line weight can easily change and i can't figure out if its just i lack experience or its an issue with the hardware/software itself

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6119632

pretty sweet for lines and sketching but super sensitive when using painting brushes, too scared to change it

>> No.6119637

>>6119481
make it so the weight of the pen alone is a good thickness already, and pressing it down slightly gives you a bigger size (for erasing)

>> No.6119665

>>6118269
huh?

>> No.6119672

>>6119627
lock your wrist

>> No.6119689

>>6119627
You might be inadvertently applying more pressure at certain angles. Or your tablet might not register pressure correctly at certain angles.

You can work around this by always rotating your canvas and always doing the same line movement.

>> No.6119724

>>6119689
>always rotating your canvas and always doing the same line movement.
never thought of that before
thanks
>>6119672
drawing from the arm is still tricky for me but i'll try

>> No.6119774

>>6119326 >>6119365
You can see the pressure curve as a black box: you give it an input and it gives you an output. Therefore is really easy understanding what's behind:

1) You give an input with your tablet;
2) Your input gets process by the first black box;
3) The output of the first black box is taken as input in the second black box if there is one (in this instance, CSP's curve).

To keep the result previdible, leave the first black box linear (diagonal).

As mentioned by >>6119376 you can reduce your curve of the first black box, to save both your wirst and tablet. You can even let it stay at 0 in the start to have a dead zone, just keep it diagonal. For instance, you can start your diagonal from 10% to 60% (total used 50%).

It has a price, though: sing 50% of the curve will halve the pressure sensitivity. Non a problem for very high pressure sensitivity values (you can't see the difference from 8192 and 4096).

I hope it's clear and informative

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>>6118269
A bit aggressive, but necessary if you don't want to scratch your Cintiq.

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>>6118269

>> No.6120424
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Tablet's huion new 1060plus
I barely use the full range of pressure, maybe halfway through at most.

>> No.6120432

>>6119843
Real deal. Gmi.

>> No.6120992

>>6118269
make a dot at 50% and pull it down to about 25% and if it smoothly goes to 100 from there awesome. make it hit 100% at about 95%

>> No.6121164

I try to not rest my arn for greater control, but then I end up pressing too hard. What settings would be good?

>> No.6121226

>>6118269
whatever the default photoshop settings are, idk