No, copyright only works from the waist up.

Do a search on Google for linetest software. Also Plastic Animation Paper will do the trick.

Thanks for the reply, LM. Did you ever think about marketing your library? It would be better than Java and you're covering all the main platforms.

It's interesting that it's Java based so it's cross-platform. How is Moho written so that there are multiple versions so quickly? Is there a library that makes it easier, or is it all home-grown?

Don't feel defensive, the smiley was there for a reason!

Whenever you stretch, you save. That way it doesn't interrupt your workflow. At the end of the day you have to delete the files you know you don't need, but that's a small price to pay.

If Moho crashes when you quit during a save, that's a bug and you should report it. But anyway, you should never rely on an autosave feature - you should be saving regularly with a different filename, so you have multiple versions to roll back to. The problem with relying on autosave is that it's no...

Normally you start with a voice-only audio track, animate to that and then add sound effects to fit with the animation. This doesn't help if you are trying to animate a test to an existing soundtrack, though, but in that case you should do an analysis of the soundtrack in an audio editor (there's pl...

Actually, what you are describing is an autosave feature, it's just in Word Processors and editors they save to a different file extension, so it doesn't immediately look like a normal file.

It looks like After Effects.

You can stop deep linking with the .htaccess file.