I don't personally like to use brush smoothing/stabilizer, I would probably use it if I did do lineart, but I'm more about just sketching and then painting (then again I'm not very good at any of it yet) I imagine if your lines are sloppy though the biggest culprit is your drawing technique, you may want to try to improve the way you wield that stylus before you start playing with smoothing too much, you don't want it to be a crutch, you want it to be a tool. (I really love sketching with that thing so many chances for happy accidents, and it forces you to limit your detail so you don't get too bogged in details, it's perfect for making a quick sketch before you do the actual lineart) rest of my brushes are for painting so I don't know how much use they'd be to youĪs for the line-art part itself, I mean there are some inking brushes in Krita that you can use (I hear the Ink_Ballpen brush recommended from time to time so you may wanna start there).
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Also if you want to have some fun sketching, download my brush pack and steal that sketching brush I made.
Set it to weighted smoothing and then adjust the strength until you find what feels right to you. The stabilizer? I assume you mean brush smoothing.
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