I get an error: 'for' limit must be a number

But if I deselect all "relative" options, it does import bone movement.

I'm also interested to know if this works for 9.x.

Thanks,

Awesome. That would truly create "One bone layer to control them all." I also just saw this: http://animestudioscripts.com/script.php?script=44 The script is embedded on a bone layer, and matches the motion of named bones in that layer with matching bones named the same in a parent layer t...

This is way cool, but there is one final thing I can't seem to control from the highest bone layer. I have a sub bone layer for Head, with Smartbones to control vector layers inside. I'm trying to figure out how to have those smartbones on the highest bone layer. I've tried converting the Head bone ...

Once again, heyvern saves the day. Thanks. For anyone else, here is a summary: To create a new switch layer which is an interpolation between Layer A and Layer B. First make a copy of Layer A. On the timeline, set the switch layer to A on frame 1. Set the switch layer to B on frame x (your choice). ...

I've spent a lot of time getting my mouth switch layers to interpolate properly. Now they work so well, I sometimes see an expression between mouth shapes that I would like to hold. Any way to do that?

Larry. I really liked your video, particularly the facial expressions and the head turn at the end. My only criticism would be the sound. It's better than a lot of web audio, but still sounds like you're in a phone booth.

Thanks Slowtiger. I tried to find some documentation on Blending modes and didn't find much. Probably need to know that from using Photoshop or something similar. Anyway, I never would have figured that out. I ended up using three layers: A black layer set to 30% opacity to simulate evening, a blue ...

I need to light up a scene with flashing blue police lights. Don't need to see the fixture. Just need to see the light. I tried looking through a layer with a semitransparent blue rectangle, but it only made the colors look weird.

Any ideas?

I am not a fan of the styles system, but I learned it just so I could have a width style like heyvern,

I have done a lot of experimenting on this issue. I export to PNG. Then I import into LightWorks, much cheaper than Adobe and gets great results with far less learning curve.

Actually, I misspoke. It's 152 images, but I spread them out over 540 frames of animation. ASP appears to be designed to do exactly this, but at some point it simply fails. It would be useful to know exactly what the limitations are, or if there is any way to overcome them, but I can live with it as...

Hey, heyvern, I have the right images at the right resolution, with all the right settings so they do export perfectly, except ... If there are a lot of images (in this case I have 540) and the anime file has been open and edited for a while, anime will change the way those images are displayed and ...

Does anyone in this thread know why ASP reduces the resolution of Image Sequence images when there are a lot of them, or how to get around that?

Thanks for the rescue, guys. No spaces in the file name and no numbers in the folder or file name.

Richard