No pressure sensitivity with xp-pen tablet

[Anonymous]

I'm using a display tablet, the Artist16 by xp-pen. When I go to its settings in Windows, it registers different levels of pressure sensitivity.

However when I choose the paintbrush in Sketchbook Pro 8.5.0 I cannot get the brush size, nor the opacity to change with how hard I press.

I can't really even get paint to mix in Sketchbook. Though I can do opacity.

Also, one other thing, on the brush puck, when I press and drag the pen, the brush size grows so slowly, it barely grows at all even when I cross the whole screen.

[Anonymous]

Well, yeah, I just didn't mentioned it. Sure it's 8.1, but still no pressure sensitivity (Unlike Photoshop)

[Anonymous]

Dood thats just it ,there is no solution, they flat out,say they don't
support anything but wacom
Even then your better off with medibang paint, or clipstudio or even Sai is
better than this old clunky program, that they have abandoned. Windows ink
checked, works me and a few others but the sketcbook on pc is horrible
buggy and very bad tracking, with 20 year old brush engine wich leaves
paint strokes with bad stair stepping gridlines. And poorest stabilization,
2 note a few things. Solution? Use something else.

[Anonymous]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I thought i have to remove the Sketchbook app. You save Autodesk big time!! 😄 😄 

[Anonymous]

Worked like a gem 🙂

[Anonymous]

Enabling Windows Link in pen tablet setting solution worked for me. Using XP-Pen tablet G430S.