- #HOW TO MAKE SMOOTH LINES IN PHOTOSHOP WITH A TABLET HOW TO#
- #HOW TO MAKE SMOOTH LINES IN PHOTOSHOP WITH A TABLET INSTALL#
- #HOW TO MAKE SMOOTH LINES IN PHOTOSHOP WITH A TABLET DRIVERS#
Tip: Still not satisfied with your lines? Here's a plugin that might help you with brushstroke smoothing: lazynezumi.Editing and retouching images is now made easy with the use of Adobe Photoshop.
#HOW TO MAKE SMOOTH LINES IN PHOTOSHOP WITH A TABLET DRIVERS#
Reinstalling wacom drivers and experimenting with various versions seem to improve most of this type of tablet problems, so I think in the very least it's worth a shot. I recommend doing some standard troubleshooting before reinstalling (check settings, reboot your pc and so on), but if it's a persistent issue: I've only seen this exact problem reported for cintiqs and intuos tablets (assuming that's because they use the same driver family). However, I haven't tested this so I can't say with certainty that it will work. I suppose it could work, and I don't think downgrading the driver to try can do much harm. Here's some more wacom optimisation tips, for those who experience lag with their Wacoms: So it's up to you, always have jagged looking lines, or occasionally having to press ctrl+z because a blotch happened. My experience confirms this, although it's pretty rare. Note: Why is this fix -near- perfect and not entirely perfect? Well, as mentioned in the yjstudios blog to which I linked, the 63.6 driver can have that nasty blotching issue. Step 5: Only then - not any sooner - plug your wacom back in again. (There's more versions of 63.6 out there, I went with 636-3.
#HOW TO MAKE SMOOTH LINES IN PHOTOSHOP WITH A TABLET INSTALL#
Step 4: Download and install Wacom driver 63.6
#HOW TO MAKE SMOOTH LINES IN PHOTOSHOP WITH A TABLET HOW TO#
(If you don't know how to do this, or want detailed information on how to do this properly read this: ) Remove any Wacom folders from your Program directories (both of them if you run 64 bit).
Remove all files named wintab from your System32 folder. Step 2: Uninstall your current Wacom drivers, and any tablet drivers that windows might have installed.īe very thorough. If not, this fix is probably not for you (although, that means you probably don't have this exact issue either). _How to fix_įirst off: Are you a windows+Photoshop+wacom(Cintiq and Intuos) user? There's so many fellow Wacom+Photoshop users out there, and the fix for this issue isn't all that easy to find. This isn't the first time I've had this issue either, and with some asking around I found out that:ġ: A lot of people have this problem (some, I learned, don't even know they have it One of my friends thought he was just that bad at drawing lines)Ģ: There's a (near) perfect fix for this: Since everything worked fine before all my hard work, I knew something was up.
As if they were build from smaller connecting straight lines rather than one smooth curve. When I was ready to get back to work I noticed that my lines in Photoshop looked horrible. I've spend a few days reinstalling my pc (most time went into sorting trough and backing up my files).
The latest version of Photoshop has a smoothing option, so you no longer need Lazi Nezumi unless you want a more advanced smoothing tool. Follow this guide if you want to have Photoshop interpret your Wacom's imput without Ink: /2016/06/m… Most Wacom/Photoshop related conflicts under windows 10 are caused by Windows Ink interference or by having Press and hold enabled on Right-click (disable this under Pen and Touch>Pen options) It is still relevant for people who run windows 7.
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