In FireAlpaca, click the Add Brush (Bitmap) button at the bottom of the brush list, browse for and select that copy of the brush image you made, then set all the brush settings to match.
Back in MediBang Paint, in the brush list, double-click the brush and make a note of all the brush settings. Unlimited use of exclusive brushes and materials, full access to MediBang Paint, and many other benefits to help your creativity.Find that image in the brush_bitmap folder, and copy it somewhere easy to find.Find the brush you want to transfer, and make a note of which image it uses (.png or.Open up Brush2.ini in a text editor (or, if that was me fiddling too much, Brush.ini).In MediBang Paint, go to the Help menu, Open Config Folder.Scroll down the list of brushes until you find the one labeled 'Blur.' Click on it. For this tutorial, the colors pink and blue will be used to demonstrate. You can transfer brushes between the two programs, but it is a little tedious. You probably have already done this, but if not, now is the time.
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