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Making sense of artistic freedom between tablets.
Hi. Im very much new to this website. I dont know why i didn't join long ago.. I've been using a Wacom Bamboo for the past year and a half, started learning Zbrush and sculpting techniques with this tablet. It is a wonderful product and it has not failed me since i got it. It is a great device to start learning sculpting.… -
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Huh, good to know, thanks! :D -
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I've had my Wacom's driver crash so that my pressure sensitivity stops completely, and then continued working for another two hours because I didn't want to break my flow by restarting my computer. A little known fix for that is to simply run the Wacom Tablet Preference File Utility and reload a saved version of your… -
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I use an Intuos 5 and own an older Bamboo that I bought for the sake of trying. You'd probably would notice a difference from 512 to 2048, but to be honest, I didn't notice anything when I upgraded from my old Intuos 2, which had 1024. If you've worked with physical media, you might notice that pressure isn't nearly as… -
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I think this is not just about pressure levels, but also about the shape of your pressure curve (easily user-editable in the Intuos Pro /Cintiq driver panel, and requiring the use of a third-party tool for the Graphire/Bamboo/Intuos"cheap" line). http://blackink.cz/tablet-pressure-curve-tool/ The startup pressure threshold… -
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THANK YOU FOR THIS TOOL. However, i did have to play with it quite a bit.. The cap for my pressure sensitivity is set to 82 though.. the same effect i cannot get while using something much higher than that... seems like a pretty low number.
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