Pen wheel: pressure position of tactile area
Tilt: The angle at which the writing pen is tilted.
Direction: the direction in which the writing pen is tilted.
Rotation: the direction of the writing pen along the long axis.
Calligraphy brush This is probably my favorite tool when I use wacom. You can create a calligraphy brush from the Brushes panel or compile it out of the box. Click the new brush button at the bottom of the brush panel, and then select the new calligraphy brush from the options, and the calligraphy brush option will pop up. You can also double-click an existing calligraphy brush and edit it in the Brushes panel.
Symbol spray gun tool
In the Symbol Spray Gun Tool option, you can set the intensity of the spray gun with the same writing pen option as the calligraphy brush. Double-clicking the pop-up option of the Symbol Sprayer tool in the toolbox and changing the intensity with the Pen option will also change all the symbol tools in the Symbol Tools group. You can get different results by trying different symbol group tools. These special machines that use pens can produce more natural changes in symbolic tools, rather than static forces. The following is a simple example of using the symbol toolset. Eraser tool Eraser tool options can also be used as calligraphy brush options. You can create some lines and effects as calligraphy brushes and vice versa. I've also been trying the eraser tool, which can practice you to look at the elements of illustrations from different angles. Here is a simple example. Liquefying tool Liquefying tool set (located in the toolbox) can also be pressed with a writing pen. Liquefying tools include: deformation, rotation and distortion, contraction, expansion, sector, lattice and fold. If double-clicking a specific liquefaction tool will pop up an option, you can check the pen pressure in the option and then set it.