@0v7: I use CSP regularly (EX, not Pro, but the tools are basically the same, afaik), so if you have any questions I can definitely help!
A few keyboard shortcuts I find useful though...

Shift will let you draw a straight line.
Ctrl+Click on the layer thumbnail will select everything in that layer. Like all the marks made.
Delete clears the entire layer
And you can customise most of the commands if you'd like!
File > Shortcut Settings

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@Amber Lynne: Ctrl+Click is gonna be really useful for me :D Thanks for the tip :3 I went through and changed my most common brush settings to mimic Krita's... still missing some, I'm sure but it's a start.

@MoodyB: Thank you :D CTRL+U is definitely new to me :0

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@0v7: On the topic of eyedropper....
Alt.
Literally.
Hold alt.
Click
You picked the colour. XD

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@MoodyB: Funny that you mention that - I'm having trouble figuring out how to get Voltra's gradients into CSP... I don't think there is a way, so I might have to use Krita if I'm to make items in the future >w>; I like the layer adjustments so far! I wanna play around with them more honestly :3

@Amber Lynne: I changed my eyedropper to control, my pen + eraser shortcuts are both B since in Krita you can swap between them using a single button - and so many other things, like space or middle mouse button = drag canvas, H to flip canvas, etc etc

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@MoodyB: I'd make mirrors of the Voltra gradients myself but there's so many.... @_@
The lines are so smooth in CSP and I'm like :0!!! Krita has good lines but they aren't like, quick enough to be intuitive to draw if that makes sense? With CSP it's like BAM you got a line, you got another line, etc etc

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@0v7: The Voltra gradients ARE doable in CSP!
Just sayin'
I've done it~<3
Lemme see if I can remember HOW, though, lol

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@MoodyB: Mine are set at like 6 - mostly because my art style and super smooth lines don't look good together lol >w>
Maybe I should try max stabilizers for lineart only stuff :0 I've just been doodling to figure out what shortcuts I need to switch so I can move from Krita to CSP as smoothly as possible.

@Amber Lynne: If you remember how lmk!! My only idea is to make each one by hand... >w>;;

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@0v7: Click layer
Edit
Tonal Correction
Gradient Map
Click the wrench
Import Gradient
has to be a cgs
I can send in a PM if you need.
(My clip keeps crashing when I try to add it though, which is odd...)

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@0v7: I'm trying to figure out how I got that before. XD
I think I converted them myself, but heaven help me, I can't remember how.
Lemme troubleshoot this a bit and get back to ya. lol.

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@0v7: that's good.
i don't really consider of having a style currently
but if the lines are not smooth i cannot work with it.