Touch support with 10 touch points stylus

#TOUCH SUPPORT WITH 10 TOUCH POINTS STYLUS PLUS#

Also, if there is some sort of calibration needed to avoid the lines breaking/skipping, in terms of the touch screen or panning or mouse pointer speed, or even with GIMP brush options, etc - not really a techie here, I'd really appreciate and welcome inputs.ДЄnd just to add: I have no issue if these two options do not have pressure sensitivity built into them. I am hoping that a finer tipped stylus avoids this issue. How about fine point capacity styluses? I notice while using my current thick-tipped stylus that the lines sometimes skip but I'm thinking maybe this is because of the soft rubber tip shifting. Has anyone tried using a mouse pen on a touch screen? Does it draw accurately? Does it work like an active digitizer pen (sans the pressure sensitivity and palm rejection)? I've read someone mention mouse pens here (which is how I discovered this forum), and I've read mentions of fine point capacitive styluses (stylii?!) online.

Now I just need a finer point for drawing (the current capacitive stylus I'm using has a tip the size and shape of a pencil eraser).

#TOUCH SUPPORT WITH 10 TOUCH POINTS STYLUS PLUS#

Plus the capacitive stylus works for drawing on the touch screen. I'm still getting used to the slightly different interface (from Photoshop), but so far it looks great.

I used to use Photoshop but have encountered problems even using capacitive styluses for drawing on touch screen (which is strange because it works perfectly fine as a paintbrush in MS Paint), which is why I recently shifted to GIMP (that and a friend from deviantart had been recommending it to me for ages). It unfortunately doesn't seem to support active digitizing pens. I recently got a Lenovo Yoga 500 - a notebook hybrid which can transform into a tablet.

Touch support with 10 touch points stylus