WARNING: Deleting the Config folder will delete your palette, and any added or custom brushes, and any settings you have changed. In the Finder, hold the Option (Alt) key and click Go (holding the Option key reveals more menu entries).Ĭlick on Library, go to Application Support (I think that's a folder in the Library?), and the FireAlpaca configuration folder should be in there (named FireAlpaca). On a Mac (thanks to Ani from EverythingFireAlpaca for this): Windows 10 it's a simple checkbox in the View section at the top, in the File Explorer ribbon bar) (AppData may be hidden, you can either manually append it to the path at the top of File Explorer or turn on show hidden files\folders - how you do the latter is different on different versions of Windows.
If you are on Windows, you should have opened it in step 2 or you can find it at C:\Users\YOUR-USER-NAME\AppData\Local\FireAlpaca If your problem is that you don't see the FireAlpaca interface to start with, skip this step, and be sure to read the extra notes under step 4. You can change the opacity, you can lock layers too if you want. You will learn that you are able to use more layers at once, how to save it and give it a name, how to join various layers, split them and then delete them. Download again, make sure you download from the official site /en and not from other freeware/download sites.Ģ. This video tutorial of firealpaca will help you understand the layers and their specifics. By default, installing a new version of FireAlpaca over the top of an older version, or even uninstalling and re-installing, will keep your settings and custom brushes, and will not add back any default brushes you've deleted.īut what if you want to reset back to the original settings?ġ.
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