The left hand section is for filling up information about the bundle like author name, website, email, bundle icon, etc. This will open a dialog box as shown below. You can create your own bundle from the resources of your choice. To enable or disable a bundle, select the entry in the view, and then select Deactivate. Once the bundle is imported it will be listed in the bundle view. bundle file format from the file type if it is not already selected, browse to the folder where you have downloaded the bundle, select it and click Open. To import a bundle click on Import button on the top right side of the dialog. In this dialog, you can import resource libraries, deactivate them, and also Creating your own Bundle. You can manage resource libraries by going to Settings ‣ Manage Resource Libraries. This is currently used for the fore-to-background gradient. Memory Storage ¶įinally, the memory library is where temporary resources are kept, which are generated by Krita and have no physical version on disk. This is currently only used for palettes. Document Storage ¶Įvery Krita document can store resources and act as a resource library. This is the Photoshop ASL format, which stores Layer Styles. Previous versions of Krita could not load this, but now Krita will load them as a library of brushes. Adobe Brush Library ¶Īn ABR with multiple images inside. It also contains some other information like metadata and a manifest so Krita can check there’s no errors in the file. The primary format to share resources is Resource Bundles, which is a compressed file containing all the resources together.
You can configure its location in the general preferences. When creating new resources, they will all end up here. The resource folder is considered the primary library. Krita can load a variety of resource libraries. %LOCALAPPDATA%\Packages\49800Krita_ RANDOM STRING \LocalCacheRoamingkrita Resource Libraries ¶ ~/Library/Application Support/Krita/ If you installed Krita in the Windows Store, your custom resources will be in a location like: If you have not changed your resource folder location, the resources can be found at… Linux Deleting the cache will delete the tags and relationships it keeps track of, so be careful. This makes Krita a lot lighter than when it did not have this cache. Thanks to this cache, Krita can avoid loading a resource until necessary. As keeping track of all those resources can be a handful, Krita creates a SQLite cache in which it keeps the tags, names, version and other data about the resource.
This folder can be configured in the general preferences. All resources are stored in the resource folder.
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