I just checked my appdata folder and there are brushes there, and they appear to be from the packs I installed.
They just appear to be installed in a weird location (that I want to move). So, the question is - how do I move the brushes from my F: drive to my C: drive? I can see import and export options on the brush menu in Painter but I wasn't sure whether that's going to do what I want. I also checked in the Painter preferences and couldn't see anything that seems related to file/install locations. This also seems like an oversight since there is no obvious way to remove up the installs. So I can't even try uninstalling and reinstalling them. There also doesn't appear to be any uninstall option for the brushes.
All the downloads from Humble were sitting on E: drive. It's not even as though I had the brushes downloaded to the F: drive when I did the install.
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You would expect them to install *with* painter, not on a seemingly random drive. I don't recall there being any option to control where the brushes installed when I did the install a few weeks ago. So I now have 23 brush folders cluttering the root of F drive. ie: when I have the cash I'll be replacing it with a faster SSD.Īlso frustrating, the brushes are all installed into folders straight off the root of F: drive. It's also the next drive on my "replace list". While Painter itself has installed to C: drive the brushes appear to have installed themselves on my F drive, which happens to be the slowest drive in the system *sigh*. I run multiple drives in my PC with my boot drive (C:) being a fast NVME drive and some of the others (D, E, F, G) being slower, storage drives. I installed and have been tinkering with it and had no noticeable problems. I bought the Humble Bundle version of CP2020 and assorted brush packs.
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