[Jeff Voss]

I thought I noticed some subtle smoothing. 🙂

This program is awesome. You’re onto something great here! I’ll be sure to report any other problems. Thank you for you help.

[Jeff Voss]

It does, but I’d like to report another issue that probably isn’t specific to my system.

I sometimes use a program called Lazy Nezumi. You’ve probably heard of it. It assists with things like smoothing, rulers, pressure curve, etc.

When using Lazy Nezumi, the smoothing doesn’t work with the pen but it does with the mouse.

I have capture (https://i.gyazo.com/3ee3f8fc52b7792853aee0fd8c1eeb6a.mp4).

The first line is using the pen, and the second is using the mouse. None of the features work with the pen from what I can tell.

I should also add that my Lazy Nezumi version is older, version 18.06.08.1447, so it’s possible this isn’t the case with newer versions.

[Jeff Voss]

I unfortunately do not have an eraser with my pen. This is the pen I am using (https://www.amazon.com/Samsung-EJ-PT820BBEGUJ-Galaxy-Stylus-Black/dp/B06WD1GVM3/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=samsung+tab+s3+pen&qid=1599489863&sr=8-5), and also the tiny toothpick S Pen that came with the laptop which is similar to the ones that come with the Galaxy Note phones.

There are pens with erasers that will work with this laptop (e.g. the HP Zbook x2 Pen), but I don’t own any. Sorry!

[Jeff Voss]

Removing “qt.config” appears to have done the trick! Sorry, I didn’t see it in the email originally because I was so eager to try a new build. 🙂

Also, I removed visual effects in the Windows pen settings to get rid of the ripple when you tap the pen.

[Jeff Voss]

Hmmm, there’s some progress. Now the pen no longer sticks, but there still isn’t pressure sensitivity.

[video src="https://i.gyazo.com/32a8b9d792b7baf91651e7ad49e37b08.mp4" /]

(Disregard the cursor looking offset in the capture, it’s not like that when using the software.)