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# Tablet
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+ ## Windows
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Since Windows 8, Microsoft introduced a new API to use your tablet
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- with Windows program : the pointer API. Since Aseprite v1.2.19.1 you
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+ with Windows programs : the pointer API. Since Aseprite v1.2.19.1 you
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can configure what API do you prefer to use:
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![ Tablet section] ( tablet/tablet.png )
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Pressing the * OK* /* Apply* buttons will change the tablet settings
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immediately, there is no need to restart the program.
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+ ## Linux/X11
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+ It looks like tablet/stylus/pen devices are detected by device
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+ name/brand name on X11, instead by device capabilities.
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+ There are some pre-defined IDs to detect a stylus, but it might not be
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+ enough (as it's indicated in
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+ [ #3176 ] ( https://github.com/aseprite/aseprite/issues/3176 ) )
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+ If Aseprite doesn't detect the pressure of your pen, since ** Aseprite
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+ v1.2.35** you can try to do these steps:
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+ 1 . Close Aseprite
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+ 2 . Run ` xinput --list ` in a terminal/console
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+ 3 . Check the output and see what device could be the one related to
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+ your stylus ([ output example] ( https://github.com/aseprite/aseprite/issues/3176#issuecomment-1111799083 ) )
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+ 4 . Open ` aseprite.ini ` file in the [ preferences folder] ( preferences-folder.md )
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+ 5 . Search the ` [general] ` section and add the name of your stylus in a
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+ ` x11_stylus_id ` option (the name must appears just like in the
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+ first column of the ` xinput --list ` output):
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+ ```
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+ [general]
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+ x11_stylus_id = Your Stylus Name
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+ ```
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+ 6 . Save the file and start Aseprite
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+ Please inform us if this does work for your case adding a new comment
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+ in [ #3176 ] ( https://github.com/aseprite/aseprite/issues/3176 )
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+ indicating the name of your device.
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** SEE ALSO**
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