Windows 10: Windows Ink

Will Windows Ink support a Wacom digitizing tablet?

:)

 

Flicks in windows ink

I need to turn of the function.

heres what I know:

-I can turn off flicks outside of "INK" and set off windows ink, problem is that i need ink to run the pen sensitivity on the software, but problem is flick is enabled through flick and theirs no visible toggle to turn that off.

>>> Is their a way to turn off flicks from "windows ink"? <<<

theirs one outside windows ink but it isn't working if windows ink is on but i need windows ink on to use pressure sensitivity in a sofware but i need those flicks off.

IS it possible to turn it off.

 

microsoft ink

Hi,

Windows Ink feature is not applicable to all laptop or devices. We suggest that you visit this

link to get the list of Windows Ink enabled devices.

Regards.

 

Glad you asked this as it's something I've been thinking about too. If an app supports pen pressure from a Surface/Surface Book screen, then you'd expect it to be able to support pen pressure from something like a Wacom/Huion tablet too. Although rotating the ruler or canvas might be a bit tricky without a touch screen, however they *could* potentially allow that to be done with a trackpad or a keyboard shortcut key/drag for desktop users instead?

I think people who already have a graphics tablet will probably stick with their usual Photoshop/Krita/Manga Studio, etc. tools rather than use the Sketchpad app, but things such as drawing directly in the Maps app like they showed in the Mount St. Helens demo at //Build/ looked kinda cool. In that demo he also mentioned allowing the ink to dry, but I don't know if he meant for the 3D part of the Maps stroke to work, or whether Windows Ink has build-in brush stabilizer that can be toggled on/off too.

So I too would be interested to know if anyone has tried any of the Windows Ink apps with an actual graphics tablet, as opposed to touch screen tablet?

 

I asked Wacom support and they say it works perfectly *Smile

 

I had a feeling it would, but thanks for confirming.

 

I tried as mentioned above but it only solved half my problem. After doing so, i was able to right click easily on files and applications without getting the 'not responding' error from file explorer. But still the problem persists when i specifically right click on any folder in the file explorer. The moment i right click on a folder in file explorer or desktop, it freezes and i have to restart the file explorer again. This thing is bugging me for so long. Please try to help me fix it.