When the stylus isn´t touching the tablet, the brush size appears to be much bigger.Sorry if it´s a stupid question, but I seriously can´t figure it out. It´s really hard to draw this way and I don´t know how to fix it. Am using a Wacom Intuos Pro.
Answer by
Swati Dubey
No, it is not a stupid question. The issue you are facing with Krita and your Wacom Intuos Pro is related to software settings. You need to adjust the brush size settings in Krita or check the sensitivity settings for the tablet to fix the problem.
Nowadays, 32-bit processors are becoming a rarity and consequently, 32-bit applications are beginning to slowly disappear as well. This is why in case the application isn't really old, whenever you don't see the version mentioned you can safely assume that you're downloading a 64-bit program.
When the stylus isn´t touching the tablet, the brush size appears to be much bigger.Sorry if it´s a stupid question, but I seriously can´t figure it out. It´s really hard to draw this way and I don´t know how to fix it. Am using a Wacom Intuos Pro.
No, it is not a stupid question. The issue you are facing with Krita and your Wacom Intuos Pro is related to software settings. You need to adjust the brush size settings in Krita or check the sensitivity settings for the tablet to fix the problem.
Hello. Before I download the software, I would like to know if the this is a 32-bit version or a 64-bit version.
According to the application's official web page, Krita is a 64-bit tool.
Nowadays, 32-bit processors are becoming a rarity and consequently, 32-bit applications are beginning to slowly disappear as well. This is why in case the application isn't really old, whenever you don't see the version mentioned you can safely assume that you're downloading a 64-bit program.