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Hi,
I have a lot of brushes I’ve made and collected over the years. Problem is, I can never remember where I’ve stored what, and what I have called them. At present I have to open up brush sets in Photoshop to see what they contain. It always feels a bit of a hassle and somewhat random, having to take a guess at what a set contains.
So, is there a tool out there that can read abr files in order to help me better organize them? Failing that, what techniques do others use for organizing their brushes? It would be nice if the file browser could browse brushes, and allow one to move them about in the same fashion as image files.
One more thing: is it possible to clear out the loaded brush history? Whenever I open the brush palette menu, I get a menu that stretches the entire screen.
Many thanks,
– Charles
I have a lot of brushes I’ve made and collected over the years. Problem is, I can never remember where I’ve stored what, and what I have called them. At present I have to open up brush sets in Photoshop to see what they contain. It always feels a bit of a hassle and somewhat random, having to take a guess at what a set contains.
So, is there a tool out there that can read abr files in order to help me better organize them? Failing that, what techniques do others use for organizing their brushes? It would be nice if the file browser could browse brushes, and allow one to move them about in the same fashion as image files.
One more thing: is it possible to clear out the loaded brush history? Whenever I open the brush palette menu, I get a menu that stretches the entire screen.
Many thanks,
– Charles
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