A simpler solution would be to make the top shape a gradient too, with both colors being the same.
That way it looks the same, but the gradient effect keeps it from being displayed wrong on animation frames.

Víctor Paredes wrote: ↑Fri May 24, 2024 12:07 pm Use white for every fill and black for every stroke. Then create a layer on top of the project with a colored rectangle and set the blending to multiply.
You will be able to animate the fill color of the entire project with it.

That sounds like a winner.

Víctor Paredes wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 5:10 pm You can try the render styles in the project settings. You can change the fill color to background for every shape there.

That wouldn't allow you to have a changing background color as a vector layer, if needed.

Sounds like you'd need to put everything, including the background, in a masking group. Then you just set the group to show all, place a reference of the character with a filled head just above the background, and set it to subtract. Set the original character layer to not mask, and everything else ...

Thanks for checking.

I've removed the delay, since it didn't help: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/scl/f ... eoxp0&dl=0

Thanks for checking, Sam! I've added a delay, to see if that helps anything on Mac. And I've made actions exempt from frame zero locking. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/scl/fi/abocg59sd66ykq53jnbwy/syn_lock_frame_zero.zip?rlkey=jte52lihjan7ab4flhyzlja7f&st=1wpeoxp0&dl=0 Let me know if how...

I don't know if it's an Apple issue, or just Moho on Macs. I have no Mac to test on.

May be an issue specific to Mac. If so, I won't be much help solving that.

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.