Michael Bobarev

Agree. The unlimited history is fantastic for making offs.
 
Another way to do it:
1/ Quicktime > New Screen Recording
2/ Go to the beginning of your history
3/ Hold ⇧⌘Z  all the way back.
Voilà! Direct to video.
 
 
Quick one: http://cl.ly/3x2S1F2e053U

Hi @Tina2,
With the brush category selected, click on the 3 horizontal lines in the top right corner of the Brushes Studio and choose delete Category:

Thanks,
Gabe. 

Hi Tornado,
Welcome to the forums
If you're looking to delete a custom brush, select it in the Brushes Studio, then right-click on the brush and select Delete Brush -

I hope this helps!

I'm about ready to jump off of the Photoshop ship for good but I need to know where the data for things like brushes are stored.  Rather than taking the long way around by importing one brush at a time I'd rather dump them lot or point the program to my brushes folder and have them there. I found the plugins folder but looked all over, including in the App Data folder for where other bits are stored to no avail.
Thanks. 
Been watching tutorials off and on all day long.  Quite impressed.
Richard

Suggestion: Interpolate snapshots or history-states to as video
eg. select "interpolate" > enter nr. of frames. AF writes out an (uncompressed) video file interpolating the settings between snapshot A and B...
greets
s.
optional: more states A, B, C, D ...etc.
 

Hello, I've been poking around the internet some after seeing an ad about this app that caught my eye while browsing youtube videos. This application seems like the perfect blend of just about everything I need all in one, subscription-free package, and It definitely looks impressive. I've just got one niche little feature request that I'd like to see at some point in the future, if possible:
 
Can you add the ability to play-back and save the history as a video/gif file?
 
I love being able to visually see progress - especially when I can see each step along the way to further enhance/review my understanding of what I can do and how I can do it. Even though I'm looking to download it as just an app for now until I get into super professional stuff (if ever), I still think some desktop users would appreciate such a feature. The only way to do something of the sort is use a sort of screen-recording software, which can quickly eat away at available storage space with all the down-time that may exist without editing it manually.In my head, it sounds simple, for the history slider is already there... but the programmer side of me says anything can be difficult when you least expect it.  :P
 
Thank you for your consideration! I'll get to buying and using the app soon!  :D

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