Hi Stan - great tool (and I love the way you've handled localisation!! отлично!) Thank you! I came up with that approach a couple years ago, and now all my scripts use that localization method. It would not just automatically translate the script's UI to Russian, but also makes it easy to translate...

Thank you GaryC! I always forget that module functions are used with a dot, not colon. Good catch!

The URL in the first post is updated.

Thank you very much Victor! It is so nice that we have you there!

The unofficial documentation is updated to include the new features.

http://mohoscripting.com/uploads/1/adjust_line_width.gif http://mohoscripting.com/uploads/1/adjust_line_width_en.png The tool allows to adjust the line width by adding/subtracting a value or by multiplying/dividing by a provided coefficient. It works for the entire selected layer(s), and supports v...

ASLua.com is now MohoScripting.com

Great, thank you Wes!

Hi Wes,
Was the bug resolved in Moho 12?

I didn't have any issues using recursion. Well, maybe my projects weren't large enough... And, of course, I didn't use recursion inside frequently called methods like MouseMove or LayerScript. Anyway, I'm glad you have another solution that I wasn't aware of. Thank you, and many thanks to the genius...

A more elegant solution would be to create a local recursive function. More info here: https://www.lua.org/pil/6.2.html

You need a recursive function (a function that invokes itself). Here's an example from one of my scripts: -- declare a table variable self.LayersToChange function SZ_RelativeLineWidth:ScanSelectedLayers(moho) for l = 0, moho.document:CountSelectedLayers()-1 do local layer = moho.document:GetSelected...

No, Wes, that shouldn't be the issue. I'm using hostdeal.com, and I believe the servers are either in Canada or Northern US. It may be a browser cache issue, or a network issue, I hope the IT guy can answer that. BTW, I'm originally from Soviet Union (Ukraine), but I live in Massachusetts for the la...

I'm going to add a version display soon, so for any method you'll be able to see something like "Available from version 10.1". I think it will be useful for many of us. My only concern is that I started to keep track of the version when AS was 9.5, so I don't have any records before that. ...

That reminded me a little programming trick I learned recently, the easiest way to invert a boolean.
Instead of this: We can do this:

ActivateAction(""), with an empty string, returns to the main timeline

I think it's ActivateAction(nil), not an empty string.

Thank you for your response, Dale. I was hoping that someone else have something to add, but I guess that's it. Well, it's been a week now, and looks like I don't have a chance to join you guys.