I have around 30 styles right now in the project I'm working on. I click the shape on the face, selecting the shape. The style is called "skin." It says so right there , in the style window. I activate the menu listing all the styles. I see the name "skin." No checkmark. What's g...

Oh my, what a lovely checkmark. That's exactly what I want. I filled-out the feature-request ticket, so hopefully it'll be in the next update. I once saw a checkmark, but. . .but I never saw it again. Perhaps it only appears under strange circumstances? So maybe the code is there , but not working p...

I'm on a Mac.

I am happy to know Windows has the checkmark. It must be an oversight, not having the feature on the Mac version.

I'll fill-out a ticket, to make sure Lost Marble knows about it.

Thanks for the comment.

I often give my color styles generic names, like 'hair' and 'shirt.' Unfortunately, this becomes problematic whenever I have several characters in a scene and I want to change somebody's shirt color, for example, and I don't know which "shirt" style within the list of styles is the one I w...

A lot of Moho users, when they have a problem and they don't want to risk messing up their complicated rig by conducting experiments, will spend a few minutes making a new project with a super simple rig, then test their theories with the new rig. That's one of the nifty things about Moho. In the ti...

I was looking in a folder on my computer for a particular digital drawing and found a NDA contract I had saved a long time ago. Yay.

I guess I need a really BASIC tutorial that doesn't assume I know anything because there's some little piece of knowledge that I'm missing that'll make things click. When I have a Style-based problem, the problem is usually because of check boxes. It is possible to do everything right, but then che...

Thanks, that was helpful. I have some contracts that I had signed in a box somewhere pertaining to the Star Wars brand, but they were lengthy and probably too complex for me to adapt. I want a contract that's short but thorough, and easy to understand. . . .I don't recommend this, I prefer to work i...

Okay. Well, this little animation project could be a year or more in the making, and I thought it might be a good idea to have a few of the more difficult scenes animated by someone else. The contract relates to this: The work is work-for-hire. The animator can't post any of their work product onto ...

Anybody have a source for NDAs and other useful contracts related to hiring a work-for-hire animator?

If you have such contracts on your hard drive, could you share them?

Thanks.

Why doesn't Moho ask you to pick a color profile for your artwork? Just curious.

You might try putting a reference of the object behind the original. That way the reference layer visibility could be turned on and off, and you could remove the strokes. That's a neat idea. Unfortunately, I'm one of those people who consider reference layers an advanced feature that I generally av...

I am currently getting Into MOHO with the aim of using it for my next Animation project. I also had issues with the behaviour described by snowflake. Unchecking auto weld as suggested by spasmodic_cheese minimizes this behaviour but sometimes points still snap to lines. For these cases I would like...

When Motion Blur is turned off during an animation, it doesn't make a keyframe. Sometimes I want Motion Blur on, and sometimes I don't; consequently, being able to turn it on and off throughout an animation would be nice. Also, I think turning off Stroke for the extra images would be a nifty option ...

Welcome to the forum. :D Moho is somewhat confusing until you've mastered a few essential skills, and one of the most important is the one you asked about. The answer is complicated to explain, so I'm going to recommend a video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWzTO-0sNzA In a nutshell, a bone rig o...