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While I like Photoshop, my meager salary of $0 a month means that saving money is a must. The weird thing is, when I use almost any other program (Sai 1 and 2, Photoshop, Medibang, Autodesk, even Fresh Paint) this never happens.I've used a multitude of art programs with my Surface (some of which include Sai, CSP, Photoshop, Autodesk Sketchbook, etc.) and I've only seen this problem happen here. The faster I draw, the worse it is. I like the program for a lot of reasons, but there is one little thing that it does that is driving me insane: whenever I draw, (this problem happens at all speeds except for VERY slow inking) the start of my line consistently creates a tiny hook. I do a lot of illustration and am trying to do comics too, so it would be excellent to have this as my primary software. Hey all! So I thought I'd ask this question here since I'm not too sure where to go with this one.As of late I am trying to get used to Clip Studio Paint on my SP4.

It is a mixture of the response time of AES styled digitizers like Wacom's in the Miix and N-trig in the SP4, and how the brush stabilizer works in CSP.You'll notice that if you turn the stabilizer on brushes down to 1, it will stop doing this. It uses a Wacom AES pen, and it has the exact same issues.After a lot of messing around, I have still been unable to fix this, but I have narrowed down what the problem seems to be. I took my surface back after running into the problem and being unable to find a solution, and wound up buying a lenovo miix 700.

And if you can, it won't have the same digitizer so it might not really give you all the benefits that the new tablet model has. I love my Wacom 13HD, and this problem does not exist with CSP because EMR pens are just dramatically better than AES ones in terms of accurately refreshing where the cursor should be in relation to the pen.I've heard the New Surface Pro's pen is notably improved, but I am not sure you can just buy that pen and use it with a SP4. When the cursor has time to figure out where the pen really is, they happen much less.It is not a good fix though as its not what I would like out of a drawing implement. Part of why the cursor skips is because the pen is both no accurate enough, and the screen resolution is incredibly high, so it can't accurately pinpoint the pixels you want.So the best way to avoid the hooked lines is to blow up the imagine why you draw, and draw your lines much more slowly. Like 120% to 200% depending. And what you wind up with is the hooked lines that you have been getting.I've contacted the people who make Clip Studio, and they've done nothing about it, not sure there is anything they can do as this seems to be a problem with the hardware mixing with their software.I've got exactly one helpful work around, and that is to work with the image massively blown up.

I hope a fix for this comes along at some point.

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