Thanks very much for the detailed suggestions, Greenlaw. I’ll give it a shot and report back.

Thanks again!

Adobe Animate has the ‘edit multiple frames’ button, which allows you to set (and display) a range of frames that can then all be modified at the same time. So you’re effectively editing all shapes, or parts of shapes, on all those frames. Great for making global edits like scaling, rotating, color ...

Works perfectly - thanks again!

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Wow - never knew this! Thanks so much for the help and taking time to make/post an example file. Very much appreciated.

I’m not understanding an issue I’m having with a smartbone that seems so basic. I have two layers in a bone layer (color and line). I have points on each layer bound to the bone B1. I have created a Smartbone action that corrects placement of points and handles when B1 is scaled (picture ‘A’). BUT -...

Super great info in this thread! Thanks to all, especially Victor and Greenlaw.

Well done and very funny!

Greenlaw wrote: ↑Thu Feb 03, 2022 6:24 pm Oh, geez...been so busy I totally forgot to follow up on this. Will make a note to put something together this weekend, and maybe post some other useful info.

Did you ever create a tutorial about this? Your info is always stellar, so didn’t want to miss this if it exists.

Enjoyable, creative and fun! Well done. Have any recipients of the dvd’s responded to you?

Thanks for taking a look and for all the great info you've provided in the forum. I've learned a lot from it.

2lgRltScDa4 I started using Moho seriously when I had a client request a stop motion claymation, but the deadline (and budget) didn’t support the time involved. Stop motion is pretty unforgiving as far as edits go after shooting, and I’m not real fast anyway. So, having played with Moho in the past...

Wow - well I’m glad to hear it worked for you! Gives me hope. Looking forward to your video, and meanwhile I’ll try on another sample file.

Moho will warn you that it can't find 'A.psd' (this is because we renamed it) and it will ask you if you wish to locate it. Click yes but select 'B.psd' instead of the original file. Moho will open the project with all the layers replaced by the ones from 'B.psd'. What I found when using this metho...

Thanks for your thorough explanation! The trick method will suffice, but it would be great to have dedicated ‘replace file…’ method in a future version.

I’ve got a character made up of a many-layered psd file that was imported and animated for a project. I now want to use the same character in a new project, but want to have that character reference an identical, but new version of the original psd file. I do see Moho’s ‘Set Source Image…’ button un...