Haste, Robert Wahl

Brush,
Again, thanks… now, this is what happens…

From your comments, it sounds like you are either trying to load the brushes via. the Finder window or, after you have selected ‘Load Library’ from the Painter 11 Brush Selector Bar menu, you have then highlighted the Concept_Glow_a brushes in the Brush Libraries dialog and clicked the ‘Import’ button instead of the ‘Load’ button.

The ‘Import’ button should not be used to load any of the brush libraries found on Jitterbrush, as this command is only used to convert pre-Painter 7 brush libraries to the newer xml format as well as loading them. If you still have problems, I will post a step-by-step with screenshots later today.

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Haste yee back a.k.a. Robert Wahl

Brush,
Sorry for being so stupid… you’re right, this time I followed the User’s path, but all the Glow brushes are located in the application>Corel paint 11>brush — path… in other words, the other (wrong) path!Do I drag ‘em all out, stick ‘em on my desktop, and drag ‘em somewhere else?I really appreciate your help, and I’m a bit humiliated to be so inept computer-wise! Some how, computers, like math, are not intuitive for me. Thanks for your forbearance.Haste yee back

Don’t worry, you are not stupid, just on the first steps to learning. When I first started using Painter, I did not even know how to copy and paste, so I purchased a large book on the Mac operating system, with lots of trial and error, combined with Google searches (a long and never ending journey).

To answer your question, yes, drag the folder named Concept_Glow_a (complete with contents) back onto the desktop, then move it to the location I gave previously, directly inside the folder named Brushes.

Do I drag ‘em all out, stick ‘em on my desktop, and drag ‘em somewhere else?

I really appreciate your help, and I’m a bit humiliated to be so inept computer-wise! Some how, computers, like math, are not intuitive for me. Thanks for your forbearance.

Haste yee back

Brush,
Thanks for the help… LOL, would you come to my house and do this? (teasing)I went the suggested route, apps>corel Painter 11>brushes>(and the Glow brushes are in the Paint 11 brushes) hit Load Library, and they just won’t go onto the brush selector list????Any suggestions… obviously, it’s above my pay grade
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Double check you are following the correct folder path I gave previously. From your description, you may have placed the custom brush library folder in the Applications > Painter 11 > Brushes > Painter Brushes folder, which is incorrect. The initial User folder is your Home folder, and will probably have a house icon in the Finder Sidebar.

I went the suggested route, apps>corel Painter 11>brushes>(and the Glow brushes are in the Paint 11 brushes) hit Load Library, and they just won’t go onto the brush selector list????

Any suggestions… obviously, it’s above my pay grade

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I downloaded the concept artist version to my Mac OSX 10.5, or at least I think I did. I saw the bar go across the screen, and, I thought I put them in the brushes to Corel painter… I’m computer inept and probably made a mistake. Can someone explain to me, simply, how to get the downloaded concept brushes to be functional in my Mac? Please! I’ve read the MAC manual, I still don’t know what’s going on.
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The brushes can be automatically installed using the Studio|chris Brush Manager (see link in ‘Painter Utilities’ section), or manually installed as a stand-alone brush library. To do the latter, after downloading, first unzip the file, then move the folder named Concept_Glow_a complete with all contents to the following location (assuming you have Painter 11);

Users [Username] > Library > Application Support > Corel > Painter 11 > Default [or custom workspace folder name] > Brushes

The brush library Concept_Glow_a should now be loaded via. the Load Library option from the Brush Selector Bar menu.

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