If you have an issue with your tablet or want to discuss anything, please make a new thread. This is NOT a place to get help with your tablet, or even discuss tablet issues this is just to create a list of tablets working and not working with Krita. Does your tablet work with Krita? Let us know in comments and help us curate this list. But the list is useful for users looking for a new shiny device. It’s outdated, there it not much user contribution, and it’s Windows only… it would be better to make it more user-driven since, obviously, there is no way we could have all the tablets and OSs to make such a list ourselves.

If someone has a Wacom CTL-472 or has experience of it, they may be able to offer more advice.This list: The List of Supported Tablets - Krita Manual 5.0.0 documentation simply doesn’t work. The simplest brush preset to use to check pressure response is the b) Basic-2 Opacity. When it stopped working after you selected another brush preset, did you try going back to the previous brush preset to see if that one still worked?

If krita's tablet tester isn't showing pressure readings, i.e P=xy.z% on each line of the tablet record on the right hand pane, then krita isn't getting any pressure vaules from your tablet, at least not in any way it can understand. Have you tried reinstalling the drivers, after disconnecting the tablet and restarting your computer? setting it to work as a tablet on the Tablet Preferences.', do you mean the control/setup utility that was installed when you installed the drivers etc that came with the tablet?Īre you using Windows 10 and not Windows 7? (If Windows 7, you may need an older driver or different driver.)

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