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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.

Before you start playing with pressure curves, make sure you know what they are and what kinds of problems they are intended to solve. More here: Pen pressure curves

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, Wacom Center will send you back to the Wacom Tablet Properties app.

  • For newer tablets such as the Intuos Pro 2025 series, 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 directly.

  • Click Advanced and you can see a visualization of Tip Sensitivity and edit the pressure curve.

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