Pen pressure can be adjusted with a pressure curve. On Windows, you can find it from the Windows menu or desktop.
#Adobe animate pen pressure driver
On Mac, you can find the tablet driver inside System Preferences.
#Adobe animate pen pressure drivers
Functionality for both Mac and Windows drivers are quite similar except Windows Ink functionality on Windows. The driver must be downloaded from Veikk's website as there's no driver disc included. No pen stand is included but there is a pen sleeve. There are so many I didn't even bother to count.
Veikk is extremely generous with the number of spare nibs supplied. Two side buttons on the pen can also be configured to any keyboard shortcut, mouse and pre-configured functions. The pen works well, is solid enough but feels plasticky and lightweight. The cable is a reversible USB C so you have have the cable go up or down. When you turn the tablet upside down, the shortcut button goes to the right. Left handed mode can be selected with the tablet driver. On the back are four rubber feet to prevent the tablet from slipping. They can be configured to any keyboard shortcut, mouse and pre-configured functions (more on that later). The 12 physical shortcut buttons have a firm click to them and work well. The light indicators are just beside that ring. And this ring comes in different colours, namely Red, Grey, Gold and Blue. This ring is actually just for decoration. The drawing area is a portion of the single surface area that covers the whole tablet. It's a thin tablet with rounded corners and 12 physical shortcut buttons. This tablet is sold on Amazon, Lazada, Shopee, eBay, Aliexpress and Gearbest. The price at the time of this review is around US $50 which is quite affordable for any beginner looking for a graphics tablet. Veikk A15 is a 10圆 inch budget friendly tablet that supports up to 8192 levels of pressure sensitivity and comes with a battery-less pen. Big thanks to Veikk for providing the Veikk A15 tablet for this review.
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