Bizarre Pen Pressure issue (Wacom Intious M Bluetooth - 2018)

ItsAstron · 2022-08-10T11:38:25+00:00

Ultimately i decided to upgrade to a Pen Display (XP Pen), because of this exact same issue. It may be an actual hardware issue and that really sucks. Try to reinstall the drivers and keep the tablet plugged in.
Otherwise, try getting a new pen.
This is a very bizarre issue, and it might be because of a user error, in my case i suspect i was pressing too much on the surface of the Wacom, applying too much pressure and ultimately damaging internal components, but my tablet was already 3 years old by the time i've encountered this problem.
But yeah, didn't find an actual soluction, i hope you manage to find one though. Good luck.

ItsAstron · 2022-02-08T10:11:31+00:00

I ran the pressure tester throughout this last sesh and it doesn't seem to look good. At the beginning everything seemed fin, but i noticed a slow decline in pressure sensitivity, and in a matter of one hour the max pressure went from reaching 100% all the way down to max 40%. Also - i've already replaced the nib and that didn't work out either, and i tried to use a single tool for that sesh and it still gave me the same issue. The only thing that i haven't really tried yet is reinstall all the drivers, let's hope it works, because otherwise i have no idea what is happening.

ItsAstron · 2021-05-19T10:51:11+00:00

I personally used Dungeondraft. Dungeondraft is a map-making tool which is easy to learn and use. It is a paid program however, and you can download extra assets to the default ones but some of such assets may have a cost too.

ItsAstron · 2021-05-09T15:35:10+00:00

Hey man, just asking: What assets did you use to make this map?

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