I literally cannot use Paint Tool Sai like this. Or find a way to phase out this stabilizer. So, to Microsoft: Make it so disabling Windows Ink actually entirely disables Windows Ink. Programs results in interference from Windows Ink's useless stabilizer. However, it doesn't recognize programs like Paint Tool Sai or FireAlpaca, and so trying to draw in these This problem does not happen in Photoshop, seeing as Windows is programmed to recognize that application and let Photoshop's settings work on their own. This might be useful for someone who's not used to using a tablet, but being an artist I absolutely do not need my computer "interpreting" my lines and trying to correct them, much less INSTEAD OF the stabilizer in the program I'm actually using. Obviously, what it's supposed to do is draw a clean, smooth line, but this input lag is causing a hook when drawing a stroke and making it impossible to draw a simple curved line.Īfter trying a wide variety of solutions (and every single one of them failing), I've figured out that the cause of this problem is the stabilizer built into Windows Ink that's supposed to straighten out your lines and make your handwriting look "neater." The issue is shown below highlighted in red. This makes sketching smooth circles and drawing small details nearly When drawing quick, short strokes or trying to make circles, there is a split second of input lag causing a "kink" in the line. I've experienced this problem before, and disabling Windows Ink via my Wacom Tablet Properties was enough to fix it. In the most recent update to Windows Ink, I have come across a problem that renders Paint Tool Sai nearly unusable.
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