[avriie]

y pen pressure
y u do dis

what on earth is up with the pen?
my hands were not shaking.

[blkberry]

this is adorable wow !!
But if you are on chrome your pen pressure won't work,
try using some other web thingy like internet explorer
Or Firefox

[avriie]

this is adorable wow !!
But if you are on chrome your pen pressure won't work,
try using some other web thingy like internet explorer
Or Firefox

I used internet explorer.

It worked yesterday...

[metonymy]

most often this is the driver having problems, not the tablet itself being broken. software, not hardware, in other words.

try rebooting your computer, and if that doesn't fix it, then try reinstalling the graphics tablet driver - make sure you're getting the newest edition of the driver directly from the manufacturer's website.

[avriie]

most often this is the driver having problems, not the tablet itself being broken. software, not hardware, in other words.

try rebooting your computer, and if that doesn't fix it, then try reinstalling the graphics tablet driver - make sure you're getting the newest edition of the driver directly from the manufacturer's website.

already tried the tablet driver thing, not working though..
And as for rebooting,I don't know how to do that, but I've restarted my laptop.

Also, I'm not actually trying to blame the tablet. were I wrote "I only got this tablet yesterday" I also meant everything that came in the box, especially the hard to follow instructions...

[Rexisaii]

my pen pressure has never worked on chicken paint o3o i have a wacom intuos art

[avriie]

my pen pressure has never worked on chicken paint o3o i have a wacom intuos art

o-o

[metonymy]

no worries, i was just trying to tell you that it's probably not a hardware thing, so don't panic

you also have the jtablet thing installed, right? and have followed all instructions thereof? it's on the sticky ssssomewhere i believe (sorry, pre-coffee at the moment)

rebooting is restarting by the way sometimes it might take multiple reboots. in your case what i would do is:

1. check you have followed all of the stickied instructions to get pen pressure on the oekaki, including installing jtablet
2. make sure you can get pen pressure on other programs (i like firealpaca, it's free!)
3. look on wacom for your particular tablet's newest driver. don't look at the stuff in the box, that may be out of date.
4. install that driver - even if you have installed it before, let it reinstall.
5. you'll probably need to reboot again after this.
6. make sure you're not using google chrome (or sometimes firefox) to get to the oekaki. (i use firefox okay, but for some people the pen pressure doesn't work on it. i have heard that microsoft edge is the internet browser that's most reliable for this. chrome, however, is right out, alas.)
7. give the pen pressure another go

i realize that you've probably already done all of these things. but sometimes wacom's drivers can be finicky, so... sometimes you'll need to do them again. it's a bit of a bummer but fortunately they only act up rarely once they settle in.

if it's still not working after that let me know and i'll try to help (both of you!) figure out a solution

[avriie]

no worries, i was just trying to tell you that it's probably not a hardware thing, so don't panic

you also have the jtablet thing installed, right? and have followed all instructions thereof? it's on the sticky ssssomewhere i believe (sorry, pre-coffee at the moment)

rebooting is restarting by the way sometimes it might take multiple reboots. in your case what i would do is:

1. check you have followed all of the stickied instructions to get pen pressure on the oekaki, including installing jtablet
2. make sure you can get pen pressure on other programs (i like firealpaca, it's free!)
3. look on wacom for your particular tablet's newest driver. don't look at the stuff in the box, that may be out of date.
4. install that driver - even if you have installed it before, let it reinstall.
5. you'll probably need to reboot again after this.
6. make sure you're not using google chrome (or sometimes firefox) to get to the oekaki. (i use firefox okay, but for some people the pen pressure doesn't work on it. i have heard that microsoft edge is the internet browser that's most reliable for this. chrome, however, is right out, alas.)
7. give the pen pressure another go

i realize that you've probably already done all of these things. but sometimes wacom's drivers can be finicky, so... sometimes you'll need to do them again. it's a bit of a bummer but fortunately they only act up rarely once they settle in.

if it's still not working after that let me know and i'll try to help (both of you!) figure out a solution

im confused... im just about to try something though...

[metonymy]

what are you confused by? maybe i can help if i know what part is confusing you