# Resource bugs in Krita 5

**URL:** <https://krita-artists.org/t/resource-bugs-in-krita-5/23235>\
**Category:** Artists Feedback & Testing\
**Created:** [May 4, 2021, 8:49pm UTC](https://krita-artists.org/t/resource-bugs-in-krita-5/23235 "2021-05-04T20:49:54Z")\
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**Author:** ![Rakurri](https://krita-artists.org/user_avatar/krita-artists.org/rakurri/32/78071_2.png) [@Rakurri](https://krita-artists.org/u/Rakurri)\
**Post date:** [June 4, 2021, 10:00pm UTC](https://krita-artists.org/t/resource-bugs-in-krita-5/23235/25 "2021-06-04T22:00:24Z")

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Great work on the resource rewrite! I have been testing out the latest 5.0 alphas recently, and so far they have been wonderful! It works much much better!  
Though, these are the bugs I have encountered when getting back to making brushes, this time using Krita 5 builds. I use Windows 10

**Importing brushes (brush tips) in the Brush Editor sometimes do not work anymore**

I have two brush tips  
tip)\_Foily  
tip)\_Foilyy  
only the latter shows up, as I renamed it after adding white to its background, and then it showed up.  
It acts kinda similar to the name problem that is described below with brush presets. Deleting tip)\_Foily and renaming tip)\_Foilyy to tip)\_Foily makes nothing appear in the Brush Editor.  
I am uncertain as to why. Other brushes I try to import also won’t show up, though, some do!

What I am starting to think might happen, is that I might have added the same pngs, but with different names. “RakurriCoolstroke”, which is a brush/brush tip with a silly WIP name, has the same png image as the one I try to add “tip)\_Flametip”. Maybe Krita detects that the brush is already there in the new version and refuses to add another where the only difference is the name?

**Renaming brush presets is still broken/confusing in some regards.**  
(Sorry if I get a bit rambly here)  
My main problem:

- Sometimes I get “locked out” from using names. For instance, I had a brush called “rwip)\_Aquapastel”, I tweaked it and wanted to give it a new thumbnail. I call the new version “rwip)\_Aquapastell” (with two “l”) just to be sure. The problem now is that I cannot overwrite or call the new one “rwip)\_Aquapastel”, as it will disappear. I cannot delete “rwip)\_Aquapastel” from the folder, and then rename “rwip)\_Aquapastell” in the folder to “rwip)\_Aquapastel” as that will make them both dissapear inside Krita (not in the folder). This does not make sense.
- Maybe it would be better (if possible) if the name inside Krita and the name inside the resources folder always were the same? So that calling/Renaming a brush Mybrush1 inside Krita would make it be called Mybrush1 inside Krita as well as inside the folder, and then make a .backup0001 of the previous. Instead of how it is now, with the new one being Mybrush1.0001 inside the folder and still called for instance Mybrush1 inside Krita?
- It’s surprisingly hard to update the brush preset’s thumbnail. Saving over an old name simply do not work for me; it will keep its old thumbnail. I have to give the brush a new name, which is annoying if I really liked the name.

To kind of explain what goes wrong, I toyed around with common scenarios, and wrote down my experiences. I am sorry if it feels rambly. With the limited time I have now I haven’t spent a long time finding the most efficient ways to recreate the issues, but I think the block of text below can give an idea of why I think it’s confusing, and what might cause the problems:

> **Click here for an example**
>
> Lets’ say I want to make a new brush
> 
> I select “i)\_Wet\_Paint” as my brush, i change it some to make my own, and then i select “Save New Brush Preset…”
> 
> I save it as “Mybrush1” and makes a thumbnail for it
> 
> I click “Save”
> 
> Now I want to make a better thumbnail for it
> 
> I tweak the brush a bit more and makes a new thumbnail for it  
> I “Save New Brush Preset…” and call it the same name, “Mybrush1”, because I want to save over the old one with a new thumbnail, this is the only way to do it from within Krita.
> 
> I click “Save”
> 
> Even when restarting Krita, the picture is not updated, it still uses the old one.
> 
> I change the brush again, and this time save a new preset as “Mybrush2”
> 
> This time it works. Since it works now, I want to replace Mybrush1 with Mybrush2
> 
> I delete Mybrush 1 inside Krita  
> (Mybrush 1 is still inside the folder paintoppresets folder)
> 
> I rename the Mybrush2 to Mybrush1 from within Krita
> 
> I restart Krita
> 
> Just to test, I delete the newly created Mybrush2.0001 so that the folder only contains Mybrush1 and Mybrush2
> 
> Now the brush is glitched  
> (Selecting it will make Krita select another instead.)
> 
> Let’s try something else
> 
> I bring back Mybrush2.0001 into the folder.
> 
> I delete Mybrush2 from the folder, as Mybrush2.0001 is the new one
> 
> I restart Krita
> 
> It now works, again, but is now strangely called Mybrush1 inside Krita, but with our new thumbnail that we wanted.
> 
> I try deleting Mybrush2.0001, restart Krita, and now I dont have any brush at all. “Mybrush1” is still in the folder, but nothing appears in Krita.
> 
> I try to bring back Mybrush2.0001
> 
> Now Mybrush1 appears again inside Krita
> 
> I rename Mybrush1 to Mybrush2 (all inside of Krita)  
> That works, now Mybrush2.0002 appeared in the folder, and it shows as Mybrush2 in Krita
> 
> I now want to rename this (Mybrush2.0002) brush into Mybrush1  
> And to keep my folder organized, I would delete the other ones.  
> I close Krita, and delete Mybrush1 and Mybrush2.0001 from the folder
> 
> I rename Mybrush2.0002 to Mybrush1, as that is it’s correct name
> 
> I open Krita
> 
> Now none of the brushes (MybrushX) there anymore
> 
> I rename Mybrush1 inside the folder to Mybrush3 and restart Krita
> 
> Now it’s there again, weirdly called Mybrush 2 inside of Krita, but Mybrush3 inside the folder
> 
> Let’s try to make a new brush - I want to have a brush that acts similar, and i NEED it to be called Mybrush1
> 
> I make a completely new brush from inside the Brush Editor
> 
> “Save New Brush Preset”, I draw in the “paint in this area” and makes a new thumbnail. This time it works. Mybrush3
> 
> Let’s delete it from inside Krita. And restart. Now, as expected, only Mybrush2 shows up
> 
> I change Mybrush2, change the tip and rename it Mybrush1  
> Restart Krita  
> Changes did not make it as it didn’t want to save.
> 
> Make a new brush, Mybrush4  
> I delete Mybrush1 from the folder  
> rename the new Mybrush4 to Mybrush1  
> Restart Krita
> 
> Now both of our brushes are called Mybrush1 inside of Krita, but the names in the folder are  
> Mybrush3.0001  
> Mybrush3  
> Mybrush4.0001  
> Mybrush4
> 
> Mybrush4.0001 and Mybrush3.0001 are probably the correct ones, so I delete the ones without the .0001 at the end, and rename my brushes  
> Mybrush1  
> Mybrush2  
> inside the folder
> 
> Now BOTH brushes do not exist inside Krita
> 
> I change their name inside the folder to  
> Mybrush5  
> Mybrush6
> 
> Now they show, but they are again called Mybrush1 inside Krita, both of them.
> 
> I have a hard time changing the thumbnail of already created presets, and sometimes my presets can’t be renamed to preset names I have used before, as they just disappear. This means that I can come up with the perfect name for a brush, and then kind of lock myself out of that name.

Thank you for reading

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