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![]() Plenty of freeware download sites are now hosting abrMate. I'd like to keep the official place to get it on texturemate to always provide the latest and greatest version. I guess all of the downloads at other sites are helping it's popularity right?
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![]() Thanks for writing this little piece of software! Very handy for just checking out my brushes one by one and seeing what I actually want loaded, etc. One feature that would be cool that Brush Pilot does is to scan your 'installed' brushes directories to tell you which brushes are currently loaded and which ones aren't. This is a great start and version 1.0 though!
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![]() I've noticed that abrMate has issues when I have opened brush files in it, then I move them to other folders on my PC. If I go to preview the brush or anything in abrMate after moving the brush, it says it has an issue reading the brush?
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![]() Do you have the ability to convert brushes at all? More and more people are creating them for new versions of Photoshop and it is leaving us Photoshop 7 users in the dust. It's getting harder and harder to find old brushes so being able to convert them would be nice.
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You can export as many brushes as you want to .png files in one step with abrMate. First, open all Adobe Photoshop .abr files you would like to convert to .png images by opening them one at a time or whole directories at once. Now click the button on the left titled 'Export All Open Brushes to .png's'. With Any Brushes Open, Click 'Export All Open Brushes to .png's'.png
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![]() abrMate 1.0 has been uploaded to the site! Feel free to provide feedback on any issues you may experience or features you would like to see.
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Exporting Adobe Photoshop brushes to .png's in abrMate is very easy. First, you must have one or more brush sets open on your PC. Single-click the thumbnail of any brush to select it. You can now click the 'Export Selected Brush to .png' button to begin the exporting process: Select a Brush and Click 'Export Selected Brush to .png
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Well I want to apologize for not releasing as many textures, brushes, and patterns lately. It's because I finally decided to write a freeware Windows application for viewing, organizing, and exporting brushes to .png's. Go ahead and check it out if you're interested and remember this is version 1.0! Texturemate users can submit feature requests and bug fixes from their Profile Page.
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