so sumi why don't you?

[screenpainter]

glad you liked them. I see what you are saying, but kind of hard to do when different tools have different properties. a palette knife would probably still not be expected to perform like a brush.
I like the way artrage has different tools.

if it helps a little to find them after the install: the first 3 are palette knives left to right. and then continue as listed.

[MSIE]

wow, just WOW! those presets are awesome! thank you very much, screenpainter

[screenpainter]

thank you MSIE. you're very welcome...glad you liked them. thanks for leaving a comment. much appreciated.

[Charlie]

glad you liked them. I see what you are saying, but kind of hard to do when different tools have different properties. a palette knife would probably still not be expected to perform like a brush.
I like the way artrage has different tools.

What I meant was that Artrage doesn't allow you to mix presets of different tool types. It would be nice if you could select all of your nice presets from a single 'Sumi' set of tools.

[screenpainter]

I agree it would be nice to keep the package together somehow and not search for the presets.

[cripster]

Screenprinter, i'm trying to do a painting at the mo using all your presets, i'll post it as soon as its done, it will be an abstract of some sort

[screenpainter]

ah cool Graham.

[HannahRage]

Bumping this thread to the top again for Inktober

What I meant was that Artrage doesn't allow you to mix presets of different tool types. It would be nice if you could select all of your nice presets from a single 'Sumi' set of tools.

Also, I've created a custom Toolbox to go with the original download to solve this problem.

Download it from Dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/s/mht79l3ar5...hes.artbx?dl=0

Open your Toolbox in AR4 by going to View > Toolbox Panel, then load the downloaded file (you can also easily create your own of course ^_^ - just go through the presets, right click, and choose 'Add to Toolbox').

Read up on Toolboxes here: https://ambient-design.tumblr.com/po...the-option-for