how to use firealpaca with windows 10 surface pen

I was so confused as to why this happens that I actually picked up traditional inking supplies like dipping pen with a G-nib as well as fountain pens and ink brush pens to see if my technique was just inherently wrong (you know plain old user error).īut having invested several hours in practicing with these supplies is making me more and more confident it has something to do with how my tablet interacts with Krita or vice versa. Well I guess I will have to go back to the good old trial and error and keep experimenting then to get the results i want. Select your pen to pair it to your Surface.

Press and hold the top button of your pen for 5-7 seconds until the LED flashes white to turn on Bluetooth pairing mode.

You can tweak what action is taken with the end button press (set up as default to open OneNote) with some third-party. It’s famed for its lightning fast running speed and support for low-spec computers. I guess you could call it that way because of the taper happening fairly abruptly and then dragging out pretty long at a much thinner diameter (kinda like a rat’s butt transitioning to its tail) but i can see your shoe lace comparison being fitting as well. Here's how: Select Start > Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Add device > Bluetooth. As far as I know, the other end of the default Surface Pro pen (for 3 and 4, not sure about 1 and 2) is not set up as a pen/eraser, it has no pressure/location setup, you can’t use it as a pen. FireAlpaca is a free digital painting program that works on MacOS and Windows. I don’t think there’s a unified term for this phenomenon. Well I just heard it being called “rat tailing” in a YT video iirc.

How to use firealpaca with windows 10 surface pen