I wish the color support were more advanced in Moho too. For now, it's best to stick with 24-bit sRGB to get the most predictable results across platforms. Moho only supports 24-bit color anyway, so it's not that critical. Avoid mporting images with higher bit-depth color because it can have bad res...

Oh, yeah...I guess that makes sense. Eugene did say LM made changes to how dynamics works, and that's probably what you ran into.

Anyway, thanks for the report! Glad you got something that works now.

Oh, but you know what probably does work? In 13.5, copy the keyframes to a Regular Action and then click the Export button in the Actions window. Now, you can apply the Action to the bones in 14.1 after importing it by using the Import button in the Actions window. I don't have time to try this righ...

Shoot...I just tried it, and it doesn't work that way.

It seems I can copy keyframes between projects within one instance of Moho but not between two instances of Moho, whether they are the same or different versions.

Oh, duh, you maybe be right! Simpler is better, I say.

Thanks for sharing the extra bonus tip.

Make a copy of the original project and open the copy in 13.5. After baking the bone dynamics in 13.5, open the original project in 14.1. Then use Import Project to import the 13.5 project, and select only the relevant item. Import lists items by top layers and groups, so pick only the one containin...

Do you still have Moho 13.5 installed? Maybe you can open the project there, bake the dynamics, and then bring the project back into 14.1 for editing.

(It's for situations like this that I keep 12.5 and 13.5 on my computer.)

Oh, shoot, that's too bad. It's been a while since I had to use it, but MR Bake Bone Dynamics was exactly what I needed at the time. A minute ago, I had an idea to try Copy Deep Frame Range as a workaround since the result is baked keys in the range. Unfortunately, the command ignored the Bone Dynam...

Yeah, without seeing the file, it's just guessing. My first guess is to check the settings for Style that's to the shape (use the Select Style tool to load it.) For each shape, there are two slots for applying custom Styles, so make sure only the intended style is present. Also, be aware that some o...

Nice work! I like how you set up the control for the roll, and also the perspective of the cuff.

Glad to hear you got everything back! :D Here is a little more info about the Dropbox problem for anyone concerned about it: Using Dropbox for file transfers was fine; the corruption occurred only when working out of a Dropbox folder. But, as mentioned already, this issue is fixed in the current rel...

Ooo! That's a good one, Paul! It never occurred to me to use Graph Editor that way.

Thanks for sharing.

Another tip: If you want the bone to slide in a direction other than X or Y, parent it to another bone and rotate that bone to the angle you want, then Shy it. Now the child bone will use the Shy bone's direction as its X axis. If you want it to slide along Y, just figure that into your Constraint s...

Do you mean to constrain it in one direction for animation? Normally, you would just press and hold Shift to constrain the movement, but I'm guessing you want to set up a control for this as part of a rig. If you don't mind using two bones, you can use a Constraint for that. 1. Create two Pin bones....

Here's a TVPaint Panel I've been creating and using over the years. We find TVPaint the best and fastest storyboard tool... Wow, that's quite a tool panel, Lukas! Thanks for sharing it. In this past week, I've been drawing storyboards for a couple of mini-shorts and experimenting with new workflows...