the thing about colours is that they look different when set against different colours.. download this and pick up the colours of squares A and B: http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p196/barn26owl/checker_zpsviv8ltur.png you'll find that squares A and B are the same colour - R/G/B 107,107,107 (the a...

yeah - it's a clever rig! Note the smartbones on the right of the screen (if I got the gist of what was going on correctly!!) which are linked to actions on the leg target bones The video is essentially a trailer for his (paid) courses - the closing screens (around 5:30) describe parts 1 and 2 of hi...

Nice to know Victor!
all the best.

sorry I couldn't fix it. -- it doesn't seem to be a compressed file ... last thought and it's a very VERY long shot ... have you checked your autosave directory?
(e.g. C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Roaming\Smith Micro\Anime Studio Pro\11\Autosave)

sorry - this copy is badly corrupted and the "usual" approach has not worked for me. is this the one you've opened/closed in notepad?? if so, do you have the "original"?

the .anime file is, in fact, a .zip file that has a project.amineproj file in it - this is a plain text file in JSON format - so if you feel comfortable getting into that with a text editor you might be able to sort out what's wrong - or at least get something back.. failing that - care to upload th...

you also have the option of making a copy by reference and then using colorize layer

easiest way, IMO, is to make that vector layer the only one visible and render it - If it's not animated - File / Preview then Save As bitmap (or save to clipboard and then in Photoshop File / new from clipboard) or if you need a bitmap sequence, File / Export Animation - then format = image sequenc...

camera settings and scale compensation?? warped vinyl: as the spinning disk is meant to be horizontal (?), lift the camera in y and tilt it down; and put the disk at 90 degrees around the x axis? you might try shifting the camera back to (say) z=5 and changing the zoom to maintain visual size. stran...

a few good ways to crash AS: - have a layer script that has a runtime fatal error - have a script with an infinite loop - have two incompatible versions of the same menu or tool script - update a script in such a way as to have incompatible values in Global variables as left over from the previous r...

or like these waves against the wall? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpC0X2VykvM

It's likely to be to do with layer origin and vectors in the layer that have, when rotated in 3d, a large z depth - large enough so that when the "front" of a shape is in front of the origin and the "back" behind it there will be other layers with z position somewhere between its...

yeah - it's a list of UUIDs now...

it's clearly possible to write a script that looks for "ends" and then tries to pair them up and link them with a curve that (tries to) follow the overall path shape ... but - take a look at some of your gaps.. the human eye is a much better judge of what the path *should* look like. Progr...

have you considered to possibility of manually adding edges (either zero width or hidden) across the "gaps" in your first figure in order to create a single closed path that can be filled?

that way you get everything you want on one layer without the need for a script.