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Two different Wacom tablets - Pressure Sensitivity

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Two different Wacom tablets - Pressure Sensitivity Lancer 14 Jul 02:31
  Two different Wacom tablets - Pressure Sensitivity Lancer 14 Jul 02:37
2016-07-14 02:31:04 UTC (over 8 years ago)
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Two different Wacom tablets - Pressure Sensitivity

I am a Digital Technology teacher, wanting to use Gimp for some graphic design work. For reasons that I can't reverse we have two sets of Wacom tablet models in the class: Intuos pen tablet - CTL-480
Intuos Draw tablet - CTL-490/W0

(fyi: we asked for "the same" but were our order hit a time when one model went out of stock so ended up with half of each model.)

When either of the tablets are in, both of them show pressure sensitivity is correctly detected in the Wacom control panel (as I press harder the bar goes up). When I use Adobe Photoshop, pressure sensitivity is working for either tablet.

At this point the company who got two sets of tablet in for our order says they both work and that we should be happy with their service.

But in Gimp 2.8, it seems that either of the tablets may work (first time) but once the have both been used, only the CTL-490/W0 model works with pressure sensitivity, all the while the Wacom Control Panel and Photoshop both say either tablet is fine. I have gone through and Edit => Input Devices to disable and then re-enable the pen pressure but the CTL-480 won't regain pressure sensitivity.

This seems to be a Gimp issue as the Wacom Control Panel and Adobe Photoshop work with pressure sensitivity just fine.

... How can I fix this problem so that student will be able to use either of the Wacom tablet models?

Thanks in advance.

2016-07-14 02:37:38 UTC (over 8 years ago)
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Two different Wacom tablets - Pressure Sensitivity

If relevant, I should have mentioned that we are using Windows 8.1 Enterprise as our O.S.