This is great!

I think we're going to see lots of cool things come from the mesh.

I love this so much!

I use a Surface Pro 3, but I don't use the multi-touch features... so I don't have much to add. Honestly the way I work, I use a bluetooth mouse most of the time, and just use the tablet for drawing.

Can you not just reposition them when you set up the smart bone, using the the transform bone tool? You might have to move them several steps during the head turn to make sure that they always line up with the hair, throughout the turn. Not sure though, this is kind of a complicated application. Wit...

I'd like a ctrl+ and ctrl- to zoom in and out*, personally. I don't think that these do anything else currently, because my brain automatically makes me do those key commands for zoom from other software, and nothing happens (that I can tell).

(*command + and - for macs)

Follow up, here is exactly what I did to wind up with the smaller-than-expected pin bones: Imported PSD that already had a folder structure set up with Moho rigging in mind. Meaning, there was even a group included that was intended to get converted to a bone (in addition to others set up for switch...

Okay this makes sense. NOW I see what I did. It was exactly the same thing, but I didn't realize it because I set up my layers first, THEN scaled down, THEN placed my pin bones, which showed up super tiny. And that's why they showed up normally on other layers. I just replicated what I did, and conf...

As for animating from frame zero, you wouldn't normally do that in Moho because 0 is the setup frame. In Moho, animation keyframes start at frame 1. I see that you can't set the bone scale in frame 0. It's grayed out. But, I think Greg's situation is where the starting shape small, and wants a smal...

synthsin75 wrote:With the transform bone tool, hold ctrl/cmd to scale (says it in the tool status bar).

I always forget that the tool status bar is there. It's so helpful!

Víctor Paredes wrote:During the beta, I created this test using Pin Bones. I think it works very well.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/544 ... 0glass.zip

OH wow. That's really cool!

I haven't seen that specific video. I did see a video that came with the included video tutorial download when you buy/upgrade where they use a giant mesh to simulate movement distortion/motion blur (I hesitate to call it blur, since it's not) for quick movements. Like those crazy in-between frames ...

The history as I recall it: I believe Manga Studio 4 (and earlier) was the western name for ComicStudio. Same software. ComicStudio became Clip Studio Paint, and the western name became Manga Studio 5 , available through Smith Micro. Same software. Celsys began selling Clip Studio Paint downloadabl...

Very cute and fun! Loved it.

This is great! Really, really well done!

Also, great job capturing the visual aspect of the migraine. I never had a true migraine until a year or two ago, and I had no idea what was going on.

Glad to hear it!