The last thing we need to worry about here is the "bitmapFile=" Replace "FireAlpaca" with whatever you want to name your brush. After that, the second thing we need to change is the brushname.Īt the top of the list of values, it says "name=FireAlpaca". Replace the 6 with the number AFTER the last number on the list of brushes. Now, copy that, and paste it AT THE BOTTOM of the Brush.ini file, on a new line. Go to om/JMPw9vUX, where I've pasted the stamp setting to save space. now, you see the brush settings for the brushes you currently have. Now, go one folder up (the Config folder we started in) and open the "Brush.ini" (with the lil gear on it). Paste your graphic in this folder, and keep its name in mind. This will, as the name suggests, open the config folder.ĭouble click on the "Brush_Bitmap" folder, and in there, unless FA added more stamps in a future update, should be the FireAlpaca stamp, with a looong name. Now, open up FireAlpaca, and go to "Help > Open Config folder." I got my file and downloaded it off the internet, and it just so happened to be called index, and I didn't bother changing it. MAKE SURE IT IS A PNG FILE (I hope you don't need to put such a large pic that it needs the jpeg extension). Lets get on with the tutorial!įirst, get the picture you want to turn into a stamp and give it a fairly simple name. Roxyreaper Wed, 03:12:48 GMT Ok, so, I saw this question on the ChatTango question chat thingy, and I was inspired to try as I recently discovered the config folder.Īnyway, enough of my blabbering.
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