What is the word that means how a pen or pencil feels or sounds on paper?

glossary-of-fountain-pen-terminology:

Feedback
The amount of 'bite' or resistance perceived during a writing experience.
This is a consequence of the relationship between the smoothness of a fountain pen nib and the smoothness of the paper being used.
Also commonly referred to as 'tooth'.

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I posted a comment pointing out the way a baker, for example, might refer to the bite of a biscuit or bread roll (how it feels to the teeth). I find it interesting to see that same "inverted verb" sense applied to the feedback of a calligraphy nib, and even more intriguing to see the alternative term tooth there.

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Syntactically speaking, this use of feedback seems unexceptional (a pen gives feedback to the writer just as an audience gives feedback to a live entertainer). And I'd say bite is an example of "nounification" of a flip verb (where the verb "subject" is not the experiencer, but rather whatever is causing the sensation being experienced). But I don't know if there's a technical term for the "unusual" use of tooth in this context.