To make sure, you can always check with File > Preference > File Locations Just watch and wait.ġ5- If you want to know where all those brushes went, it will be, by default, in your MyDocument > My PSP Files > Brushes. You will see the various brushes open and close quickly. Then hit Open and it will run the script. Make sure you leave the ' at the beginning and the end of the path. Install it in the Scripts-Trusted folder following the simple instructions.ġ0- Open the script in a text editor (Notepad is fine for that).ġ1- Edit the script as instructed to put the correct path where the PNG files are. png's. This is how you can convert a LOT of brushes quickly.Ħ- Choose the folder where you want the exported png files to be saved.ħ- You can now see all the png files in your target folder.ĩ- Download Suz Shook’s script called PSP Brushes from PNG image.

(you can open more than one set too if you want to convert lots of brushes)ĥ- On the left, select Export All Open Brushes to. It will display all the brushes in the set. I tend to have a 'Photoshop' folder for them.Ĥ- Select the abr file you want to convert. abr files.ġ- Download the brushes you like, and save them into a specific folder so you do not mix them with the Paintshop Pro ones. abr brushes became importable so just follow the instructions to install brushes, and it will work whether they are.

To convert them so you CAN use them in Paintshop. Photoshop? Of course, those cannot be used in Paintshop Pro directly, but there is a way Do you wish you could convert them for PaintShop Pro? Did you ever find some nice brushes but only to realize they are made for.

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