100% Vector This is what I needed to figure out. This might work... You make a switch layer then make a copy of the bones of the skeleton, the vectors, and the keyframes will also be copied. Then place both bone copies into the switch, the one with the "skeleton copy" switch has the turned...

Maybe it's not working because I'm trying to fix an existing animation where Perhaps I need to clear all the key frames first then animate it again.

Yes but the locked bones are still influenced by their parent bones.

I need to find a way to freeze the feet bones to make the feet stay in one place. Something like an inverse kinetic how is that achieved in AS?

Right now my root bone is the hip bone. If I make a bone that represents the floor and link the feet to that floor bone as the root bone perhaps?

I need to find an efficient way to change a body image so that the character can rotate then return to its original position. That would require to hide the original body and show a different one that's turning using the same skeleton. I can't figure out how to do so. seen here: http://www.lostmarbl...

Thanks!

Now off to the "how do I..." department.

To do list: Add shine to her eyes. I already made a switch for her right forearm, now I need to draw art for the punch forearm. Maybe add some bone dynamics in her boobs for a bit of jiggle. Make her legs look less noodlely. Need to add a back layer for the skin under her arm pit. I need to find a w...

Amazing response time! I love it, thanks!

I want to switch hand gestures using a switch layer connected to a bone that's part of the character's skeleton. I made a switch layer, place it in the character skeleton group, added the vector layers into the switch layer group. In the skeleton layer I placed a bone over the vector art in the swit...

Setup: Body and arm detached in frame 0, the forearm has its bone who's child to the shoulder blade bone who's child to the torso bone, etc. Problem: When you want the character to, let's say shrug, under this setup the forearm doesn't follow the body's shoulders since the child bone is a rigid conn...

That's it! Thanks!

It seems that each bone in the skeleton was controlling a layer independent of the other layers. I'd like to know how to recreate that.