Black Ink is a digital painting software that uses your computer's rendering hardware to provide a perfectly responsive experience no matter how large the picture's size is. Black Ink doesn't copy other software solutions, it creates new graphic tools.It stands as a 'generative art' software because it doesn't try to mimic watercolor or oil painting, it takes advantage of the full potential of your computer to create new possibilities such as stroke gradients and color generation from user-provided pictures.Responsiveness is its greatest asset.
Painting is always immediate and responsive, without any computer generated lag even on very high resolutions.Black Ink also comes with a different approach on user experience: it provides instant access to brush parameters with settings history and color history, instant preview and brush customization with real time settings windows. Black Ink is a digital painting software that uses your computer's rendering hardware to provide a perfectly responsive experience no matter how large the picture's size is. Black Ink doesn't copy other software solutions, it creates new graphic tools.It stands as a 'generative art' software because it doesn't try to mimic watercolor or oil painting, it takes advantage of the full potential of your computer to create new possibilities such as stroke gradients and color generation from user-provided pictures.Responsiveness is its greatest asset.
Painting is always immediate and responsive, without any computer generated lag even on very high resolutions.Black Ink also comes with a different approach on user experience: it provides instant access to brush parameters with settings history and color history, instant preview and brush customization with real time settings windows.
I have an Artist 13.3 and Deco03 with 2 devices (a PC and a laptop). All my test programs have no issue with it (except flash8 kek). And Artist 12 uses the same with 13.3 as far as I know. Remind that I disable Windows Ink.Clip Studio Paint is pretty nice although I don't like how the program regist the pressure btwKrita is my go to program in both tablet and both system. Need to tinker a hell of it, once you got the right feel, congratz.Medibang and Fire Alpaca work nice.
A bit ehhhhhh here and there but it is just me and I'm not using it much than before, mainly about the feel of it.Drawpile, works nice, sometime choppy here and there but doable.Paint Storm Studio, pretty good but hella buggy (program, not tablet)Flash8. It's an outdated program, so sometime the driver would freezed.
Same stuff happened with Wacom tablet btw.TVPaint (I only have trial kek?). It works fawlessly. Still have wobbly lines here and there though.PAP4 (the outdated one). Same with TVPaint but no wobbly lines.MSPaint AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Ok no joke thoughSo the problem maybe in Krita. Pressure register I think. Go to Setting configure Krita tablet setting drag the curve to upper like a mountain side test do it again until you feel satisfy.Or drag the pressure curve in the driver setting.
I do modify the pressure register tho.