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Regarding the Apple Pencil's pressure sensitivity issue
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I'm using the first generation Apple Pencil and a 9.7-inch iPad Pro.
Until a week ago, the pen pressure sensitivity was responding normally, but suddenly it started to become unresponsive. I've restarted the iPad and uninstalled the app once, but it hasn't been fixed.
I've tried adjusting the pen pressure sensitivity several times, and although it responds, it's strange.
I'm having trouble with the pen that used to respond now not responding.
It's been about four years since I bought both of them, so I guess it's inevitable that they're due to aging, but is there anything I can do?
Until a week ago, the pen pressure sensitivity was responding normally, but suddenly it started to become unresponsive. I've restarted the iPad and uninstalled the app once, but it hasn't been fixed.
I've tried adjusting the pen pressure sensitivity several times, and although it responds, it's strange.
I'm having trouble with the pen that used to respond now not responding.
It's been about four years since I bought both of them, so I guess it's inevitable that they're due to aging, but is there anything I can do?
Published date : 13 days ago
Updated date : 6 days ago
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13 days agoRecently, there have been a few similar questions about the iPad, so there may be a setting mistake on the Clip Studio or iPad side that causes the detection settings to be rewritten when updating.
Just in case, I'll post a link to what I found in a search to do on the iPad side.
https://discussionsjapan.apple.com/thread/250365243?sortBy=best
Questions are scattered, so if the same question does not solve your problem, please continue asking questions by clicking "Post an Answer" on the question page.
I think CELSYS is probably aware of the problem, but as the number of inquiries increases, the priority will increase, so please report the situation to support inquiries.
https://support.clip-studio.com/ja-jp
Before contacting us, please check if the problem is detected normally using other painting software that can detect pen pressure, and report it to us.
This may help us determine whether the problem is caused by the software, the iPad, or mechanical reasons such as deterioration of the pen over time.
This may be useful information for CELSYS to deal with the issue.
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