Faking Tablet pressure

[Chibs]

Good day everyone.
I'm looking for a piece of code I can't seem to make / find myself.
Basically, I made my own piece of hardware that detects pressure.
I've already gotten as far as getting this pressure into a visual basic program,
and it shows my pressure from 0 to 1.
Now, what I'd want, is to use this variable, in programs like Photoshop as if it were the pressure of a tablet.
So how should I 'fake' this tablet pressure using that variable?

Any help would really be nice.

Greetings,
Chibs.

[MartinLiss]

It seems like you want to set a variable in your program and have PhotoShop use that value. Is that the case?

[Chibs]

Thankyou. ^^
Yes, that's indeed the case.

[MartinLiss]

Well then perhaps you can find the setting (if there is one) in the Registry where PhotoShop stores your choices and change it.

[Chibs]

Sadly that's not possible, it's a variable only used within photoshop, and needs to be changed real time...

The way I thought of doing it, since I want my variable to 'fake' the pressure of a stylus on a tablet, is to use tablet driver, and instead of passing the 'actual' pressure of the stylus, passing a variable. However, I have no idea how to do this, therefore I came here for help..

Does
This
have anything to do with what I want? If I try what I want in my script, I get a
"User-defined type not defined" error.. : [