Hello again I was wondering if its possible to recreate the feeling of the line quality from paint tool sai ?Like stabilization wise or even these brushes. Mostly the marker brush,watercolor and pencil. Thank you.
Yeah there is the stabilization in Krita, aka located in the tool options,
but the brushes it self
with the pencil brush, unless there texture in the brush you best bet is the basic-5 and shrinking the brush
with the marker and water color brush you best bet is downloading/using HC_Basic Brush bundle
and using the basic blend-color-circle and basic blend-color-soft
https://www.deviantart.com/hushcoil/art/280-Krita-brushes-2018-update-730002376
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thank you! i will try those and I knew krita had a stabilizer it just doesnt feel smooth yet maybe im too used to sai qwq i could use a plugin to help but ill play around with it tysm for the brushes though!Also the 2018 version seems to not be available anymore but i will check it out
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I have never gotten the Krita stabilizer to feel good, or to feel at all like the 30 days I played with SAI many years ago. When I looked up tutorials on using it, it seemed like they tended to be no more complex than âit existsâ and âturn it onâ, but it didnât seem like the people sharing that used it regularly themselves. Perhaps itâs not as popular with the more painterly crowd Krita is more frequently used by (as opposed to a lineart/comic style in SAI or Clip Studio)?
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yeah thats how i feel too 
to be honest i may just use some stabilizer plug ins to help or just adjust it more and play with it .
Oh yeah. The endless cycle here on K-A when the stabilizer is bought up.
Here a summary of how usually goes:
- User A: The stabilizer in Krita is odd.
- Krita evangelist A: Kritaâs basic stabilizer is perfect for my illustrations.
- User A: However the weighted is useless for line art, and the stabilizer is âwrongâ(?)
- Krita evangelist B: The weighted is a common stabilizer method, with already established parameters. We should focus on the stabilizer then, whatâs wrong with it?
- User A: I donât know. It is just ânot rightâ. Is not the same as program Y.
Krita evangelist A: Krita stabilizer is what some other programs call a Pulled String smoothing, but without the visual line pulling. Have you tried the Dynamic brush? It might be closer to what you want.- User B: I tried every tool, and every setting. Krita just donât work for good line art.
- Krita evangelist C: _User B can you tell what is not working?
- User B: Just use Program X or Y and see for yourself.
- User A: Not the same.
After a bunch of useless back and forth:
- Random user: Can anyone tell exactly what is not right? Make some video/picture of what you expect to see happening, but it doesnât? A side-by-side how krita differs from other better stabilizers? What information or parameters are confusing? With enough information a dev or volunteer would know how to improve the code.
Usually at that last message everyone is fed up and already leave the topic, and that last message fall in deaf ears. I feel like Iâm that last random user there. 
So unless people that are really knowledgeable in stabilizers, and are willing to create a topic with the maximum of points where to improve, krita will stay with the same mediocre solutions.
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I had made a post about it too. But didnât get anything hing substantial. There are some good observation in it.
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oh ok thank you !!
I check the link my self and relished that she did move them
here is the new link
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ah thank you so much!
@starsworne @Rui
Use the dynamic brush tool 
, thatâs the type of stabilization that SAI uses.
Thatâs my setup, having the mass at 0.08 is like having the stabilizer at level 8.
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ohhh ok tysm !! is there a way to have regular brushes have the same effect? :o
The dynamic brush tool works with all brush engines.
I donât know if you mean that
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ohhh ok nevermind sorry!!
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