@Joseph_Adams: If you are using Windows and the display of file name extensions is disabled, which has been the default setting for years¹, you may have problems renaming them correctly, at least if you are using Windows 11. This screenshot, “recycled” from another topic, shows where you can enable them in Explorer, and also the display of hidden files and folders²:
After you enabled the view of file name extensions, you should be able to rename the downloaded “PNG’s” (okay, literally a brush preset file, with the file name extension “KPP”, is a PNG, but with added information that makes it a brush).
So
“1)_Realistic_Standard_Ballpoint_EXPER.PNG”
and
“1)_Realistic_Standard_Ballpoint_EXPER_PressureB.PNG”
get
“1)_Realistic_Standard_Ballpoint_EXPER.kpp” “1)_Realistic_Standard_Ballpoint_EXPER_PressureB.kpp”
again.
Michelist
¹Because some freaks in Redmond think it is evil if a user can see them. A recent discovery showed, starting with Windows 11 they freaked out completely, and it is only possible to change the extensions if you explicitly enable their view beforehand.
²Yepp, there are evil files and folders too… And you’ll see them after the suggested adjustment. Do not look at them too closely, lest they bite you.
