PROBLEM
When you turn Windows Ink off, there is no pen pressure. If you turn Windows ink on, you have pen pressure but with input lag.
SOLUTION
Check this article to learn how to keep the pen pressure enabled and avoid input lag at the same time.
1. Search for Pen in the Windows 10 search box.
2. Set the Show cursor option to "Off".
3. Search Flicks in the Windows 10 search box.
4. In the Flicks tab, untick the Use flicks to perform common actions quickly and easily checkbox.
5. Navigate to the Pen Options tab and double-click the Press and hold option.
6. In the Press and Hold Setting window, untick the Enable press and hold for right-clicking checkbox.
7. In the Wacom Tablet Properties window, make sure to enable Windows Ink by ticking the Use Windows Ink checkbox.
Comments
4 comments
Hi,
Is Windows Radial supported? I see on the image of the Intuos there is the "Control Ring" which is on Intuos Tablets and other Graphics Tablets also, some claim "Windows Radial" support which lets you use the protocol with a device OTHER than a Surface Dial accessory. A reply would be much appreciated on this topic.
Hi Julian,
Thank you for your question.
Windows Radial is not supported by Capture One. However, this suggestion would be forwarded to the Product Management team for further consideration.
And what can I do when the "Flicks" Tab in the Windows Control Panel is missing?
I'm running out of ideas and searched the whole Internet for a solution.
I can either chose between Using Windows Ink (with Pen-Pressure) and horrible Lag (probably because of Flicks) of no Windows Ink with no Pen Pressure and no Lag.
Is there maybe a fix for it when writing something in a config file of C1 or so?
This is making me crazy.
Hi Max,
Which operating system do you have?
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