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Username: jclP
Post Date: 2023-04-14 15:10:33

hello, is it possible to import brushes from photoshop ".abr"! thanks jclp

Username: cheriekitten
Post Date: 2023-04-14 17:02:45

i dont believe so. the closest you can get is to import the photoshop brush's texture and play around with the brush creator til its similar to what you had in photoshop. on photoshop make a square document, set the brush to 100% opacity and using the mouse click the canvas once so it makes the brush's texture. save that as a png, import it into rebelle, select it and import it as a shape and as a grain hope that helps ♡

Username: Nils-Petter Olsen
Post Date: 2023-04-15 07:12:27

There is also a program (windows) that lets you rip the brush tip images from .abr files and save them as .png. cant remember what its called though. It doesnt work on all .abr files and you dont get the texture images (called grain in reb)

Username: Kell9
Post Date: 2023-04-15 10:31:06

You can also import abr files into Procreate. Open the brush in the editor, and from there you can make screenshots of the tip and the texture. Import those shots into Rebelle and fine-tune it and rebuild the brush.

Username: raytan73
Post Date: 2023-04-17 06:35:41

Nils-Petter Olsen, thanks I didn't know such a program exsisted. I just found it(abrViewer). It's pc only although according to one of the posts I saw there is an online browser based version. Just tested it. Works perfectly to extract a thumbnail for abr. files. Scans an entire folder, then just export all the thumbnails. Quick and easy. It's a HUGE time saver. Thanks again

Username: Nils-Petter Olsen
Post Date: 2023-04-18 07:45:52

[USER=82057]@raytan73[/USER] yes that is the one - glad it helped!

Username: markoze
Post Date: 2023-10-22 16:17:39

there is also program abrMate for Windows, which can export all abr bushes as png, or as single brush shape to png.

Username: Bill DeLoach
Post Date: 2024-10-09 05:01:43

We really need some tool like this. I am willing to pay for it. Looks like Escape Motions would get on board with this.