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If you can draw, the Surface will reflect that. The Surface is not going to smooth out your lines for you. I own Cintiqs and a Lenovo a940, I draw on them everyday. I have been drawing digitally since 2001. But that is after several decades of practice.

I can draw straight smooth lines with traditional pencils, pens, markers, brushes, tattoo machines, anything you hand me, I can draw smoothly. I have been drawing all my life and I have never come across a problem Surface. The test of yourself is where I would look for. Test yourself, can you draw clean lines on a piece of paper with a pencil? Test the Surface, use other apps with a different pen. Test the pen, try a different pen or change the tip. As it has been suggested by someone else, there are some troubleshooting you could do to identify the source of the problem.

However, I am a digital artist with many Surface devices and pens. looking at your test results, there's no jitter in your writing, so it's down to user error. Just to see if performance is different then yours.

Test against my solution by borrowing a friend's pen.

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I ran into trouble when testing WinTab on another multi-monitor (surface book 2), as the Surface's driver won't isolate it to the screen unless I changed the pen to 'Mouse Mode' (software setting). I did try WinTab over Windows Ink, and performance was identical. Lastly, consider zooming into your work to make a shorter line longer, and use a faster stroke.ДЄdditional troubleshooting. just take a look at the website it's FANTASTIC!!!!!

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I use this on ALL my computers with tablets (Surface Pro 2, Surface Pro 6, Surface Book 2, Dell M6600, HP TX2500, Desktop with Wacom Cintiq Screens). If that's how you're getting the wiggle speed up your strokes to =1inch a second. The ONLY way I could get the amount of wiggle displayed in your screen shot is if I went unnecessarily slow. The cursor movement was slower (lower sample/frame rate) using the Bamboo Ink and Dell pens, but that's adherent to their design they are older models. I tested: Surface Pen, Surface Pen Slim, Wacom Bamboo Ink, Dell M6600 NtrigДЄll pens had very minimal wiggle, using a straight edge I stroked across the screen at different speeds. Looks like you're using Sketchbook (sorry, I don't have that software)

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And you only need to renew when you want to update (it continues to work after your license expires)

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There's a free trial, the software license is not expensive. It will definitely help you achieve perfect strokes, and keep your fingers off of ctl+z for a bit. I primarily like its 'lazy mouse' and smoothing functions. Look into a piece of software called 'Lazy Nezumi' I use this accross all my art and animation software. The 3rd, flat/rechargeable pen, has similar performance as the newer one, which both have a noticeable higher resolution, but the form-factor of the design is uncomfortable. The Worst is the older 2 oval-shaped button version. The BEST pen is the newer Microsoft iteration, with the magnetic flat side and single button. I found each to have different quarks than the others). There are off brand Microsoft pens, and there are 3 different (maybe more?) Microsoft branded pens. Would be nice if the item numbers and product names for these (seeing as they very in quality) were clearly defined! рџЎ.рџЉ And the other being the 'Slim' flat rechargeable version. The ONLY pens I have used, that don't wiggle, and seem to have a higher sample rate is the newer Microsoft branded pen with the magnetic flat side + single button with bluetooth button on top. Creates consumer confusion) all are shaky like this. i loathe them for not separating their brand's Bamboo product naming. You CAN stack another piece of software on top of that to add extra features and line interpolation Lots of fun stuff to play with, and settings to configure.Д®dit: 3rd party pens, ones labeled Lenovo, Dell, HP (and the Wacom Bamboo Windows ink. Wacom's software never crosses into their territory. From past experience with Ntrig (company microsoft bought) the mouse/pen movement is determined by the hardware that has updatable firmware. I don't think that would change the interpolation of the pen though (just helps with pressure compatibility). txt file (there's YouTube videos on that), why it's not just a menu option is unknown. If you're using Photoshop, you have to manually re-enable Wintab by creating a. (I forgot to mention that in my past helpful comments)

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You CAN disable windows ink and install WinTab that's compatible with the Surface line.