The Ink system might need to be turned off temporarily, because it interferes with the Wintab system. FireAlpaca uses the Wintab pressure system, provided by the software from the tablet manufacturer, rather than the newer TabletPC/Ink system built into Windows. If you get pressure working again in other programs but not FireAlpaca, you might need to update your tablet software or change your tablet settings - see http ://fav.me/d8fwnqp (especially the areas 'Turn off Microsoft/Windows Ink' and 'Turn off conflicting features'). See Wacom advice here for further options and a more thorough uninstall/install of the tablet software: (and including cleaning the tablet surface). Removing/reinserting the tablet cables (the tablet end too if removable) or using a different cable or different USB port might also work for some cases. Reinstalling your tablet software might work. The blinking white light indicates the operating system can not recognise the tablet, and is unlikely to be caused by a clean FireAlpaca install. I usually work in 2000x2000 unless I’m doing a commission, then it varies around 4000x4000.

This window will appear and you can choose the size of your file, the dpi, and the initial layer format (color or 8 bit). If you used such sites in the past, they are more likely to show up in the first page of Google results in subsequent searches.įireAlpaca does not normally touch the tablet software, but a pirate/virus version might. You can either go to the drop down menu under file and select new to make a new file, or you can use command + N if you’re on a mac.

Did you download from the official site /en? Several users have reported viruses when downloading from other sites (crack/piracy download sites).

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