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The font of the software system itself has become thinner.

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UMIMATU

The system font for CLIPSTUDIOPAINT itself (not the font used for artwork) has become thinner, making the text very hard to read. This applies to tool names, layer names, etc. I don't have a comparison image, but I use it every day, so it's obvious that it has changed.
I don't know if it's because of the recent update, but I would like to restore the font so that it is easier to read. The display itself
The magnification percentage, etc. have not changed since before.
I looked into and tried the interface, but it was different.
If anyone knows the answer, please let me know.

Pen tablet used: cintiqpro16
Clip Studio version: 3.0.2
OS: Windows 10

Published date : 17 days ago

Updated date : 17 days ago

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トライアンフ ◆

17 days ago
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>CintiqPro16 is wired with USBc cable connected to desktop PC.
It's not Wacom Link Plus.
I think there are quite a few desktops that can be connected with just a Type-C (alt mode) (although there are mini PCs).

Also, the recommended resolution for Cintiq Pro16 is 4K, so I think the 2560x1440 (recommended) displayed is strange (is there something wrong with the graphics card?).
The graphics card at home is RTX3060Ti with DP, and after connecting to Wacom Link Plus, it is connected with a single Type-C cable.
Try changing the display resolution to 4K and the magnification to 225% (equivalent to 150% of 2560).

>I fixed it by restarting Wacomprofessionalservice from PC services.
It's easy if you create a bat file (run with administrator privileges).
Taskkill /IM WacomHost.exe /F
Taskkill /IM Wacom_Tablet.exe /F
Taskkill /IM Wacom_TabletUser.exe /F
Taskkill /IM Wacom_TouchUser.exe /F
net stop WTabletServicePro
net start WTabletServicePro

You might want to clean up your USB area. Use "Show hidden devices" to delete any unnecessary ones.
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UMIMATU

17 days ago

Thank you so much to everyone who replied and helped me solve this problem.
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Lilytocat ◆

17 days ago
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You said that you looked into and touched the interface, but even after changing the "touch operation settings" in this part of the preferences, restarting the computer didn't make a difference, right?

I use it almost every day, but I don't think it's made a difference, so it seems like you're using a tablet, so it might be a problem with the tablet.
*I'm a pen tablet person myself, so the degree of reproduction may vary.

I'd recommend waiting for other people's replies a little longer, and if you can't find a solution, it's likely a technical problem that cannot be solved by the user, so I recommend contacting support directly instead of here.
https://support.clip-studio.com/ja-jp/contact
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トライアンフ ◆

17 days ago
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Pen tablet used: Cintiq Pro16, Galaxy S6 Lite (wired Super Display)

Crysta version: 3.0.2EX, 2.0.6EX, 1.13.2EX

OS: Windows11Pro, HOME

2 WQHD monitors

Connected to gaming PC and Win tablet

No change in any conditions.

I might be able to verify it if you take a screenshot of part of the screen such as the tool name or layer name.

This is the actual size when the tool name (WQHD:2560,1440) is displayed. 100%, small interface

If it was thinner than this, I probably wouldn't be able to read the text (Dot by Dot)

Since a tablet is just a monitor, I don't think it matters whether it's a tablet or a pen tablet (because Cintiq's monitor driver is generic PnP).
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UMIMATU

17 days ago
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Thank you for your reply.
Yes, I did the operation described, but it did not improve.
However, I noticed after you attached the screenshot that there is no small option for the scaling of my interface, only standard and large, so I feel that something about that is also related.
At first, I thought it might be a problem with the pen tablet, so I tried Wacom's diagnostic function, restarting the driver, reinstalling, etc., but no problems were found, and at the same time, there was also a problem with the pen button shortcuts not working only when using Clip Studio Paint, so I thought it might be a problem with Clip Studio Paint. It is possible that the % enlargement of the display is not working properly, so I will try to do something about it myself!
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トライアンフ ◆

17 days ago
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>There is no "small" in the scaling of the interface itself.
>The percentage enlargement of the display may not be working properly.

If you are enlarging the display, "small" will not appear.
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UMIMATU

17 days ago
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Thank you for your reply.
・I understand about the small interface.
I tried taking a screenshot, but since there is no image before comparison, it is difficult to see how thin it is. With the naked eye, you cannot read the text unless you get close to the screen.
For Cintiq Pro, the resolution is 2560 x 1440 and the interface is standard.
I enlarged it to 150% in the scale and layout of the PC display settings.
Also, as an additional problem, this may not be a problem with CLIPSTUDIO, but
・ The tablet pen stops responding.
(Even if I open Wacom settings, the driver check does not find any errors, and restarting the driver and restarting Wacom professional service from the PC service does not fix it)
→ Until now, when I opened Wacom settings, it said that the tablet was not connected, and if I restarted Wacom professional service on the PC, the pen would respond.
I am not familiar with electronic devices, so I am at a loss as to which device or software is causing the problem. Until yesterday, it was working normally and I have not changed any settings or connections.
I would like to know which support I should contact if there is a high possibility.
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トライアンフ ◆

17 days ago
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> For Cintiq Pro, the interface comes standard with a resolution of 2560x1440.
> I have it enlarged to 150% in the scale and layout settings for my PC display.

Is the setting correct? Also, even at 150% magnification, the display still shows small (I'm on Windows 11).

> The tablet pen has stopped responding.
I can't give you any advice without an explanation of how you're connecting it.
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UMIMATU

17 days ago
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Thank you for your reply.
I'm using the settings shown in the image at 150% magnification, but the interface is usually small...
The recommended setting is 200%, but the tools are displayed too large at that, so I set it to 150%.

The Cintiq Pro 16 is connected to the desktop PC via a USBc cable via wired connection. It has been disconnected many times before, but at that time I would restart the Wacom professional service from the PC service to fix it. (Restarting the driver does not fix it.)
However, since the font of this Christa has been changed, the driver is working properly, but the connection to the pen tablet is disconnected.
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トライアンフ ◆

17 days ago
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>CintiqPro16 is wired with USBc cable connected to desktop PC.
It's not Wacom Link Plus.
I think there are quite a few desktops that can be connected with just a Type-C (alt mode) (although there are mini PCs).

Also, the recommended resolution for Cintiq Pro16 is 4K, so I think the 2560x1440 (recommended) displayed is strange (is there something wrong with the graphics card?).
The graphics card at home is RTX3060Ti with DP, and after connecting to Wacom Link Plus, it is connected with a single Type-C cable.
Try changing the display resolution to 4K and the magnification to 225% (equivalent to 150% of 2560).

>I fixed it by restarting Wacomprofessionalservice from PC services.
It's easy if you create a bat file (run with administrator privileges).
Taskkill /IM WacomHost.exe /F
Taskkill /IM Wacom_Tablet.exe /F
Taskkill /IM Wacom_TabletUser.exe /F
Taskkill /IM Wacom_TouchUser.exe /F
net stop WTabletServicePro
net start WTabletServicePro

You might want to clean up your USB area. Use "Show hidden devices" to delete any unnecessary ones.
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UMIMATU

17 days ago
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Thank you for your reply.
The font is not smaller, but the image quality has deteriorated from the 4K resolution that was previously used, making it difficult to see...
I didn't notice that it wasn't 4K, but the reason was that only the upper left port when connecting the USBc to the PC was 4K compatible, but when I pulled it out the other day, I plugged it into the other port (bottom).

I wouldn't have noticed if Triumph hadn't pointed it out, and thanks to you I was able to restore it, thank you. Also, it may be that connecting only with USBc is an unstable PC, so I will try the method via Wacom Link Plus and creating a Bat file next time.
Thank you very much for your patience until the problem was resolved.
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