Lack of Pen Pressure

[rosedelightful]

Everything seems to be working except for pen pressure. It seems like the tablet drivers aren't recognized by the installation.

PC Specifications:
Linux Mint 22.1 Cinnamon
Kernal 6.8.0-62-generic
AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D
AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX
X11

Tablet & Drivers:
XP-Pen Artist 22R Pro
XPPEN Linux 3.4.9 (newer drivers exist, but are not compatible with Linux Mint)

[minsiam]

Hey, I'm aware of this issue and am looking for a solution. I just wanted to ask, since you closed the issue, did you find a solution to this?

[rosedelightful]

Hey, I'm aware of this issue and am looking for a solution. I just wanted to ask, since you closed the issue, did you find a solution to this?

I was not able to get pen pressure to work with this install script unfortunately. It does work with the latest stable version of wine with the library override concrt140 (native, builtin) and setting the prefix to run windows 8.1. Works for CSP versions 2.x and below, but I could not get anything newer to run.

[Thespikedballofdoom]

I'm able to run the newest clip on Debian 12 with windows 8.1 mode in wine-stable (wine-10.0) installed by the wine website instructions. [Not this repo.] Pen pressure and function are all normal. Tablet I'm using is an Intuos S connected by USB. I got past the activation screen by copying activated files from my windows install, running it the first time it asked me if I wanted to switch the license over.

Btw do you guys also get a black window when you select "Quick effects" or filters in the "Filter" tab in the top menu?

[Thespikedballofdoom]

I was personally never able to get pen pressure to work through any Proton, but regular wine was always fine, except for wine-staging.

I don't know the deal for every tablet, so I want to mention incase its useful:
https://github.com/stopperw/pain-studio-mask/blob/main/docs/Install_CSP_on_Wine.md

[minsiam]

That's interesting, will look into this. If needed, will modify the script to use wine instead