How you handle all the brushes?

[Skess01]

I generally test the new bundles (or re-test old ones), find the more interesting brushes for me, save them as new brushes (so I’ll be able to modify them according to my needs but keeping the originals) and then put them in my tags.

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I don’t know if you have seen the “Brush Tag Selector Docker”, I find it simple, very convenient and lovable (I think it deserves a topic all its own - maybe do you think the same @general-avalanche-43 / @marui_mg ?)

Practically you:

• put your favorites brush tags in a txt file (tags.txt)
• then in Krita with a click you select the desired tag
  (Krita has to be restarted every time you change the list of favorite tags in tags.txt)

here how it looks (with default tags):

here the plugin:

Custom previews for your brushes

Here’s a link to the plugin Instructions from the author Inside the plugin folder you will find tags.txt, modify it to your liking, it is case sensitive so you need to make sure the names are exact as they are in the Brush Preset docker, with capitalization, and spaces, or maybe symbols too.

and here my message explaining a little modification if you change quite often Krita color themes:

Custom previews for your brushes

Hi guys, I’ve noticed that “Brush Tag Selector Docker” buttons don’t change colors when Krita theme changes. The culprit seems to be buttons custom colors applied by “button.setStyleSheet”, so I disabled it. Now buttons follow always themes colors, maybe pressed button is not as visible as with custom colors, but I change Krita theme quite often, so I prefer this behavior. For themes-enthusiasts like me here the code I’ve changed in file “brush_tag_selector_docker.py” (commented only 1 line)…