Drawing with a WACOM pen cannot always generate an object.

Drawing with a WACOM pen cannot always generate an object.

The symptom:

 

  1. Drawing with a WACOM pen cannot always generate an object. Sometimes it can work, sometimes it cannot work. Mostly, it cannot work.
  2. Switch to Graphic Decoration, freehand drawing behaves normally as expected.
  3. It happened to Embroidery Studio Digital Edition, Embroidery Studio 2025 and Embroidery Studio e4.5

 

Windows Operating System:  Windows 11

The solution:  In Pen & Windows Ink, “Let me use my pen as a mouse when it’s available” must be ticked.






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