synthsin75 wrote:You need to cast the layer as a group type first.

local group = moho:LayerAsGroup(layer)

group:Countlayers()

Thank you!!!!

I'm trying to go through all layers in the document, but in the code below, after detecting a IsGroupType() and trying to read the layer count, I get "attempt to call method 'CountLayers' (a nil value). What am I doing wrong here? I have three layers in my document: A group layer, a bone layer ...

I can't get this to work. Despite what I give as pos/neg, it always returns the closest previous key, never the next. I can't control the direction... What could it be?

EDIT: Thanks!

You can see all the channels and their subchannels by running Scripts>Script Writing>List Channels. Point motion has no subchannels. Selected point motion is its own channel. sorry to disagree Wes- but point motion does have subchannels (and selected point motion has subchannels if more than one po...

Uh, I haven't used them, but shouldn't these be all you need? void CopyFrame(int32 fromFrame, int32 toFrame, bool recursive); void DeleteFrame(int32 frame, bool recursive); EDIT: Oh right, it keys all channels and doesn't preserve interpolation. Yea I was really excited when I found those but it's ...

Just one quick clarification from the top of my head: what are subchannels? Is it like if there's channel "Perspective shadow", then subchannel would be "shadow scale", "shadow sheer" etc?

How do you manipulate action timeline? I mean, what's the structure? There seems to be function ActivateAction (or something like that) that "activates action timeline for editing". What does this mean? Let's say I activate action for a bone layer. Does every keyframe I add to any layer un...

Wow, thanks for a through answer!!! I'll dig into this.

I'm trying to shift all the animation in the whole document and trying to find a good way to do this. Some issues: Looping through all layers: -moho.document has CountLayers and Layer-function that gives me all the TOP-LEVEL layers. How do I access group layers and layers contained by bone layers? Y...

Here's the map. It's listed in the readme. It's kept in "phonemes" in the utility directory. msPhonemes.phonemeMap = { a = { "AI", "v" }, b = { "MBP", "c" }, c = { "etc", "c" }, d = { "etc", "c" }, e = { "...

sorry - I can't make it work. It's close but ... I took your routine and hardwired a call to it Print ("Bone", bone:Name(), "Base x, y", bone.fPos.x, bone.fPos.y, "angle/length/scale", bone.fAngle, bone.fLength, bone.fScale) -- confirms correct bone vec = CalculateBone...

Looking forward to! Also if you ever get time, please consider the idea I wrote some messages ago about some help for filling long vowels. In a nutshell, if there's vowel A that is over X frames long so that it would simply appear to be "still", especially when using switch frames, then th...

That sounded so simple and straightforward - so I gave it a go ... but I'm getting different results from the "longhand" (seems to be right) and your shorter approach (can't get it to give the right answer!?) vec:Set(bone.fPos) bone.fMovedMatrix:Transform(vec) print (vec.x, vec.y) -- not ...

Oh, I came up way the most simple way to calculate this! Basing on that you can get the transformation effect of the whole parent skeleton to the current bone by transforming the current bone with fMovedMatrix of the parent bone, you can think like this: the tip of the current bone is basically the ...