Especially if your stylus pressure was working fine just a few minutes before. The easiest and most successful solution is usually just to reboot. Make sure this box is checked ‘on’ if you want your pen pressure to affect the opacity of your brush stroke Wacom Pen not working? If a line drawn with your mouse looks identical to a line drawn with your stylus while varying the pressure you apply to it with your stylus, and the “opacity pressure” box is checked, then Photoshop is not getting any pressure signal from your pen, stylus or tablet. Make sure you have Opacity pressure set to “on” Watch the tutorial below to see how it’s done Next up is a similar test, to check your pressure response but using transparency Note: This video has subtitles available in about a dozen languages Click on CC to select This first test will start you off with a basic brush, enable pressure and then test to make sure Photoshop is getting pressure data from your stylus. TLDR: In short, If you can vary the pressure and or transparency of your brush strokes while painting with the default hard round brush and pressing harder or softer on your stylus, then the pressure from your stylus is being successfully sent to Photoshop. It can be tricky to tell if your stylus or pen is not working or if it is just that brush, especially with fancy brushes that seem to change as you paint with them.
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This will show you how to check if your tablet pressure is working in Photoshop.
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