I had to move this topic from the Resources topic, as this topic does not offer brushes nor bundles for download, but is a question about brushes and bundles.
To choose the right categories, every main category has a short description what its dedication is, and additionally you will find a description in every category, these are named after the following scheme: About the XYZ category, for instance, About the Development news category, which will help you to reduce the amount of maintenance work needed to keep this forum tidy.
As this screenshot proves:
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Develop
Your code is your artwork. Want to help Krita developers improve Krita. Post here to discuss the features and improvements. Gather feedback from fellow devs and the artists. Collecting use cases and feedback helps a lot in development.
This sounds factually correct, yes. Krita can only access and show brushes that were saved within Krita’s resource folder’s subfolder system. For brush presets, the folders “paintoppresets”, “brushes” and “patterns” can be of interest. The brush preset itself is saved into “paintoppresets” and possible brush tips go into “brushes” and masks are in “brushes” too, and patterns (Textures) are in “patterns”. Usually you have to save/select the brush preset and the texture/pattern, Krita from version 5.x.x up should add the brush tips and masks automatically to a brush preset.
Michelist