https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/scl/f ... eoxp0&dl=0

Very small change. Don't know if it would make a difference.

But yeah, I can't see any conflicts with those scripts.

This script doesn't rely on anything else, but maybe it doesn't play well with some other script you have installed.

You'd have to test them one-by-one to figure out if that's the culprit.

I tried everything I could think of, but wasn't able to reproduce a crash or error.

I'm not seeing that here. I can lock to frame zero and move points just fine. I can even try locking on another frame, and it immediately goes to frame zero. If you have a specific file showing the problem, you can PM me a link. This must be installed to the tools folder and shouldn't allow you to e...

Here's a button that will lock you to frame zero:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/scl/f ... eoxp0&dl=0

Hit the button to lock to frame zero, and hit it again to unlock from frame zero.

No, particles and physics are two different features that do not interact.

The best you can do is use a physics group inside a particle layer. But then the particle is really only duplicating & looping the physics group.

Yes, you would just bind the curver points to the bones. You just don't need the extra joint bones when using curvers.

That's the problem: the Style window settings doesn't work. Selecting the shape or shapes and then selecting "None" (or "plain") from the strokes' style dropdown menu doesn't work. This has the earmarks of a bug. Not the stroke style dropdown, the Style 1 & Style 2 dropdowns...

You can "break" out of a loop any time you want.

You can't call functions with self.moho outside of dolayout, as that only refers to the state of moho when the dialog is launched (there's no longer an actual object to be updated). You need to use the script helper for dialog functions that don't take moho as an argument: https://mohoscripting.com/...

If memory serves, I think it's because it sets up an infinite loop with the dialog's update widgets function.
It's been quite a while since I've run into though.

I just found an image of a box online an skewed/stretched duplicates of it to fit each side. That's why frame zero looks so odd.
The vectors are all connected. Not folded up from being unwrapped.

I cropped it and also reduced the size. Under 1 MB might be the magic number.

Yep, it's the file size. I took it over to EZgif, cropped it and reduced it to 75%. Reduced 1.78 MB down to 977 KB. Now imgBB is happy with it.

Nice results, BTW.