Liquefy is one of several attractive features in Krita, and I don’t like to shuffle between too many programs to get what I’m after. I get good results from Affinity, and even better from a little freeware program called AnmanieSMP

I’ll try it again when I get my computer reworked. Krita might just be a bigger pig on resources. I found it in “favorites”… (Krita is a smart-ass & knew I was easy to please just then).Īffinity Photo has been locking up on me from time to time, and I think I need more muscle on my computer.

It walked upright and was housebroken, but was a one trick pony except for opacity and brush size. I back-graded to 5.1.1, which bestowed the white square brush upon me. Nothing worked, except the tablet test area which needed a rehearsal with the mouse before it would recognize the pen. Thanks for prompt reply and the additional idea - on Sunday night no less! I don’t have either one hooked up right now, so I can’t check to see if I have Windows Ink turned off but I think I do…

Could this function have been forgotten when Windows became accommodated? I realize that this program originated in Apple format. Both work without problems in all of my graphics programs. I have XP-Pen’s Deco Pro Medium and Innovator 16, ID160E. I checked your list of compatible tablets, and did not find either of mine listed, but your list has only older XP-Pen models. The Affinity driver software file download is numbered I have Liquify in Affinity photoġ., and it works fine there. Also the effect is more severe than shown in the video even at same settings. Regardless of the mode or settings (from video or speculation) my brush will stick at the beginning of any stroke, take up to several seconds to show the effect, with the stroke ending 2 inches or more beyond where I stopped it. Looks real good in the video, but not on my computer.

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