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Strawberry930

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  1. Thank you! So true, I'm still getting used to the feeling of vector, it's so different from what I know about sketching in Procreate. I can't wait to test out more possibilities!
  2. The issue was solved after I updated to the most recent software! I can't believe the solution would be so simple😅. Anyways, thank you so much for testing it out for me, I really appreciate it!
  3. That's strange, Procreate no longer shows up in my available apps for sharing this brush, even if I click more and edit. I am certain that it was possible prior to installing Affinity Designer. Let me check if my iPad has any pending Software updates!
  4. Yes, totally! I absolutely love Procreate and I really enjoy playing around with all kinds of brushes. I purchased Affinity Designer because I wanted to try to get into vector, but I didn't realize something like this would happen 😖
  5. Yes, I have tried to import the brushes using 3 methods: 1. First, I directly used Airdrop with my mac. This is how I usually do it, as Procreate will automatically install the brushes. But my iPad installed the brushes on Affinity Designer instead (no selection for which app i might prefer to import it either) 2. Then airdropped them as a zip file and unzipped them on my ipad, then tried to drag and drop them into Procreate. the files would bounce back, as Procreate suddenly was unable to recognize the brush files 3. Finally, I used the Import button on the top of the Procreate app, but as you can see in the picture, Procreate suddenly automatically assumes .abr brushes belong to Affinity Designer (the logo on the brush file was never there before i downloaded Affinity Designer) This is quite troubling, as I enjoy both of these art and design apps. Thank you very much for trying to help!
  6. I just bought the Affinity designer app on iPad, but it seems to clash with my previous Procreate app on the account of importing brushes. Before, I could freely import .abr brushes into Procreate, but after downloading Affinity Designer, I cannot import .abr brushes into the Procreate app, the Procreate app seems to now think that abr files are supposed to go into the Affinity Designer app. Is there any way to fix this? Thanks! The picture below is what I see through the Procreate import button
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