But only some types of images work as a roller brush in a convincing way. The easiest way to make your brushes would probably be to use the “roller” type you can make your bitmap brush. So I don’t know what kinds of drawings you need for your loc brushes exactly, but I can give you tips. Hello! I believe there are a few ways to make curly brushes, btu especially brushes for locs, which might come out a bit better than for other types of hair. Hi, every time I try to make brushes in FireAlpaca, they seem to never work out, for example, I was trying to make a locs brush + other PoC brushes because most of my characters have curly hair, but the brushes never seem to work like the examples I see here? There aren't that many FireAlpaca tutorials online anymore, which sucks considering its my main art program. Sorry for getting to you 4 days late, I was away this week for work reasons. now reselect ALL of the canvas - now assuming the old and new file are the same canvas size, you can paste that second copy into the new file with the correct placement. then copy and paste immediately in the same file, so it becomes its own layer. Select the area you want to paste in the other work. I don’t rememvber there being a way to place things in the same spot, but here’s a small workaround: What usually happens when anything is copied from one canvas and pasted to another, is that the piece is placed in the upper left corner by default.

I’m curious what “certain spot” you meant, so if you want, you can specify that. Hello! I can assure you that it is not a silly problem. I don't remember this being a problem before, I think, but is there a possible way to have it so it'll be pasted in the same area where it was originally on the first? (assuming both canvases are the same size) This probably sounds like a silly problem, but when I select a certain spot from one canvas and then paste it onto another canvas, it ends up being placed at the upper left corner for some reason.

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