I finally tried it a little bit, and I found the issue I was talking about… Apparently when the “ignore background click” option is enabled there, it also affects every other brush, so you are no longer able to start a stroke from an empty space… and that’s bad…
I will try to report this bug… 
Sculpt: Ignore Background Click option on one keybind impacts other strokes after use
I checked it and I also got this bug after using a masking brush.
I didn’t notice the bug before because I was used to starting the brush movement from the object. 
The bug was fixed, by the way… 
It’s cool.
I downloaded the latest build, ran the test, and the error disappeared. But there was a strange thing.
Weird… That didn’t happen when I tried… Will have to check again…
The same thing happens with factory settings/default keymap?
And no, I don’t think it was reported… So yeah, if it can be reproduced with the factory settings you should report…
Yes, also with default settings and keymap.
Okay, now I remember… that bug was also already there before the fix… but I forgot to report… 
https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/issues/157071
I’ve already reported the bug.
Used the vdm Baker extension thingy to make some brushes but now i realise i have no idea how to add custom brushes to my shelf??? Do I append them or add as assets or whats the way?
For having used blender for this long it feels embarrassing to not get it 
but oh well
It’s simple. You need to create a file for brush assets and specify the path to the brushes in the settings.
Then save the brushes there.
You can save it in the default assets library, but then you will have to constantly copy this folder to the new version of Blender.
Oh cool! Thanks for the explanation, will test at work tomorrow 
should be straightforward enough!
Glad I could help. 
It works! But how does it actually work, it just sees that there are “custom” assets in that file? Let’s say I make 10 scenes that all contain different brushes and whatnot, would they all just pop up in the brush menu as long as they are in the correct library?
Yes. As long as brushes are marked as assets, and file is stored in asset library indicated in Preferences window, brushes can be seen by asset browser and asset shelf.
It is source list, in popover on the left of asset shelf, or in Shift Space pop-up, that allows to choose what libraries and catalogs are displayed.
Right, that does make sense once you get over the idea of the brushes being their own files (as in zbrush for example).
Is there a “proper” way to add the files so that they get sorted into catalogues based on folders hierarchy or something similar? Now I had to create the catalogues and add the assets manually in blender.
Catalogs are defined by texts files. If you want to automate assignments of assets to catalogs, you have to automate writing/edition of those files, through scripts.
In the file where the brush assets are stored, you can create and edit brush directories in the asset browser.
You need to open the brush asset file, open the resource browser, and select the directory where the file is stored. Then you can edit resource directories. 
Hey folks, I managed to create a ‘Gizmo Mover’ addon without switching back & forth to Object Mode:
As of now I only tested it on 4.5, 5.1
Let me know what you think.
Edit: Argh! I meant to reply to the thread, not you Nime, apologies 
Edit 2: Also I’m trying to make ZBrush ‘Clip Curve’ in Blender:
Hi! I developed a free add-on for inserting meshes in sculpt mode. I hope you find it useful! 
I’m also developing a similar one for tube-like shapes. I’d love to hear any suggestions you might have!
I originally saw how you created a Custom Gizmo for Sculpt Mode, and used that to platform my Gizmo Addon.
Fantastic Addon you’ve made! ty