SMooney

Thanks Ron P. That system may be an improvement but still seems awkward to me. What I'd like to see is the collapsable nested click-and-draggable menus like photoshop has. And to further improve on that would be to have the ability to easily colour code brush sets and individual brushes so I can spot them visually, not just by reading. Even better than that would be if I could easily make my own icon or thumbnail images (especially if they could expand into a bigger image) to go beside the stroke swatch. Some of my brush sets are huge and customizable visual cues would help me rapidly find my most important brushes. I'm a visual learner and processor. I identify images WAY more easily than I can identify brush names when I'm visually scanning information to find things.

Yes, Affinity, PLEASE make an awesome brush management system. Yeah, agreed. Using brushes is the whole way I make illustrations and I use custom and purchased brushes a lot for photo compositing and matte painting. Digital painting has been around for 25 years and it blows my mind that brush management is still so clunky. Even Photoshop only recently added a good brush manager... maybe 2-3 years ago... and only after a third party developer created a plugin that Adobe either copied or bought. This clunky brush management in Affinity is a major reason I don't just switch permanently from Photoshop.

Thanks! Username changed!

I found it. View > Studio > Macro.

I just got Affinity 1.5 How do I find the actions Panel?

How can I use my .tpl bushes? I bought a bunch of great ones from Kyle's Brushes for Photoshop and want to be able to use Affinity as a drawing program. I'm an illustrator, cartoonist and photo retoucher. I need to be able to have great drawing tools.