# Driver pressure curves

## Overview

Tablet drivers offer a UX to see and modify pen pressure curves. Below you'll see how to access this UX in various tablet drivers.

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Before you start playing with pressure curves, make sure you know what they are and what kind of problems they are intended to solve. More here : [Pen pressure curves](https://docs.sevenpens.com/drawtab/core/pressure/pen-pressure-curves)
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## Huion > HuionTablet pressure curve

* Open the **HuionTablet** app
* Click on **Digital Pen**
* Click on **Pressure Sensitivity** Adjustment

## Wacom > Wacom Tablet Properties pressure curve

* Launch **Wacom Tablet Properties**
* Under **Tool**, select a **Pen**
* Select **Mapping**
* The **Tip Feel** slider setting controls the pressure curve. So you can change the pressure curve, with this slider though you cannot see it.
* SOME Wacom tablets offer a **Customize** button under the **Tip Feel** setting
* If you click on **Customize**, then the **Pen Feel Details** dialog will launch
* In the **Pen Feels Details**, you can see and modify the pressure curve

## Wacom > Wacom Center pressure curve

* Only some Wacom tablets have a pressure curve in Wacom Center.
* For older tablets, the Wacom Center will send you back to the Wacom Tablet Properties app
* For newer tablets such as the Intuos Pro 2025 series, the Wacom Center has built in UX for pressure curves
* If you are using one of these newer tablets ...
* Open **Wacom Center**
* Select the **Tablet** and the **Pen**
* The **Tip Sensitivity** slider setting controls the pressure curve. So you can change the pressure curve, with this slider though you cannot see it.
* Click on Advanced and you can see a visualization of the **Tip Sensitivity** and edit the pressure curve.