Try downloading an older version from "somewhere" and see if those brushes are in that version!

that's a good idea, actually, ill see if i can do that later

I found a brush pack on CSP's site with all the brushes, does this help?
https://assets.clip-studio.com/en-u.....ail?id=1842027
As for actually downloading them on Linux I know nothing. Does dragging the brush files directly into the subtool menu not work?

it doesnt help because i dont have a way of actually getting them on CSP because of how it downloads them on windows, it doesnt work with wine/linux or something? i appreciate it though

oops

Not me just finding out from this journal there's a way to install CSP on Linux Mint after a year+ of running a laptop with LM on it, I'd just accepted it wouldn't work on it

But also thank you I genuinely had no idea about this, I'll be looking into this later

yeah! it was kind of hard to get it working, but lettme know if you need help with it! i can send over some tutorials i found n such
it's still kind of wonky, though, but i used WINE to let me run it! :) winetricks is also useful!

Oh I'd super love to see those tutorials if you have 'em!! I also work with CSP and wanna fully migrate to linux

here's this tutorial on installing wine and winetricks! (youtube link)
for CSP, i downloaded an earlier version since it has the brushes i want in it, but basically after getting wine and winetricks, you get the version of csp you want and download it, then use winetricks by clicking on "set the default wineprefix" then "run an arbitrary executable (.exe/.msi/.msu)" and select the CSP .exe you downloaded! then it should be pretty easy from there!
if you want assets to work, that i dont know how to do, however
also it might take restarting your computer to fix some problems, like a problem i had where pressing ctrl would make my tablet not work with the program until i clicked out of and back into it, but after i restarted my computer, the problem went away? idk why though haha