2-ton wrote:
partha wrote:
2-ton wrote:
where are the basic brush files? I only see brushes in my user files where I stash the ones I download. I am not sure where to look for the ones that come with Gimp.
*never mind, I just remembered that I can look in preferences and track them down.
*no, can't find them, the path doesn't include where it starts from. Gah, too complicated for a non-techie
2-ton,
Why would you need to find the system brushes? I don't understand.
In any case, right-click on the McGimp app, click on "Show Package Content" and then navigate to Resources/gimp/2.0/share/brushes.
I was wanting to see what the basics were. I did find them. But when I looked in preferences, I saw that I had two of the same brush folders pointed at, so I tried to delete the duplicate listing. It did disappear from the listing in preferences, and I restarted gimp and it's back and now instead of duplicate brushes, I have triplicate brushes. Not all of them just some of them. I have no idea how to get back down to one set of them. Here is a screen shot of the gimp preferences brush folder...obviously I know just enough of my computer to be dangerous.
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I don't know how the same folder showed up twice. By the way, have you thought about going to latest version 2.8.14?

Anyway, let's try an experiment.
Move your personal folder (/Users/YourUsername/Library/Application Support/GIMP/2.8) by dragging it in Finder to a temporary location.
Restart Gimp.
Make sure it's all working. It'll automatically create your personal Folder.
Now close down Gimp.
Add the individual folders with your older personal folder that you saved to a temporary location starting with scripts. See if Extrude works now.
Next add your brushes. See if your brushes are visible.
etc. etc.
Let me know if this does not work.
We'll get it working for you.
