I get that, and the plan is still to do that - I was mainly just curious if what synthsin75 was saying about flipping the layer horizontally would also work for asymmetry, including bones.

Once you have a turnaround for reference, you can always flip the reference to make the rigged mirrored side. Or just flip the entire rig. What if you have a bunch of asymmetrical vectors and patterns? For example, my character's hair is asymmetrical, has bones for dynamics (like swaying hair whene...

The problem is that I'm worried that if I do that on one side, it may not be consistent when I do the inverse/opposite side.

I draw it. Not in Moho. (Which sounds like my ususal "in ye olden days we had no fuckin' turnaround sheets and we were just fine", but: a turnaround is a stage in character design, not in rigging. It's the stage where I decide which features my character has and how they look from differe...

Disclaimer that this question is on a very fine line between a Moho-specific problem (because it's for Moho and the character I designed and want to make a sheet for is in Moho), and a general animation inquiry (since it's about turnarounds), so if it doesn't fit here, I guess admins can/should move...

It was whenever I was selecting (with the two means in the thread title, not selecting it in the list) a layer with a bunch of effects or properties (layers like her armor, which have shading, masking, and a camo pattern with a brush/texture/stroke). I'll also note that interestingly, lately (as in ...

https://drive.google.com/file/d/11U3i6l ... sp=sharing

Hopefully this link to the project file works. If it doesn't, let me know and I'll try again.

So... there is an outstanding issue with Tiled Image Textures and Layer Selector [J302]. If you are using Tiled Image Textures in your project/s then that might be the cause. A quick-fix, would be to disable the tiling effect on your image textures. I don't have that enabled for this particular pro...

Selecting layers from the Working Aread is stable here, so it's probably something in your system. Like you, I suspect an incompatible third-party script. Here's how to test for that... Close Moho and create a new folder in the Tool folder of your custom content folder. Call the folder something li...

The title pretty much sums it up, but to give more details, whenever I have a decently complex character with shading effects, or masking, or strokes with brush effects, line boils, image textures; basically anything and everything that isn't a basic shape with a fill and stroke and no special effec...

I'm sorry. I'm really confused, particularly since the demo image you posted didn't actually show up, so if there was a visual aid, I don't see it. Do you have some sort of demo that you would be willing to share that I could examine and reverse engineer, just to see how it works based on what you'r...

Up front, I get that the following borders on being more of an art style question, but it's proven to be a hurdle with characters' hair styles in the past, and I'm going to stop running from it and try to face it head-on. The character I'm working on (pictured below) has her roots in being based on ...

Sure thing (thank you for your continued assistance, by the way): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VvK9vo1Qp_kvJrYJCZSfRXdWxCCK8bi6/view?usp=share_link I haven't added the camo pattern to his legs yet, just because I'm trying to stay focused on one area at a time. I don't anticipated running into tr...

Thanks, that actually wound up working for the arm, though it sort of gave way to a bigger (but similar) problem: trying to patch the arm over the shirt without wiping out the camouflage patterns of both the arm and the shirt has proven impossible so far. I'm really inexperienced with patching, espe...

Seems to work fine here. I might need to see a file to see what you're doing that might be off. Sure thing. Here's a Drive link (which I hope works; let me know if it or the file don't work correctly): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Y9qmNUA3Z2sRgMZ6Dtsg0vH6Vy3uTXO5/view?usp=sharing Also, to save ...