Moho 14 bug / immune to camera not working (solved)

[opeth]

Moho 14 immune to camera not working

[Greenlaw]

Immune To Camera is working here, at least in the quick test I set up. I tested this with a vector layer with a shape drawn in it and also tested this with Group layer containing the vector layer. Immune To Camera worked correctly in both of these examples.

Be sure to click Apply for this option to take effect. The Immune To Camera effect should be immediate when you click Apply. (Update: I re-checked this, and Immune To Camera should be immediately in effect when you check the option...clicking Apply isn't necessary.)

Moho should accept any Layer Settings options when you click OK, but I always click Apply to be sure. (This step used to be required.)

If Immune To Camera is still not working for you, can you post an example project to demonstrate? Also, which platform are you using? Lost Marble will need as much info as you can give them to fix the problem.

[slowtiger]

Don't forget that Immune to camera only works on layers in the top of the hierarchy, not on anything inside another layer.

[Greenlaw]

@slowtiger, oh, that's very interesting! I don't think I was aware of this because I typically apply Immune To Camera to the top Group layer of any item.

I see now that the option is grayed out for nested items. (Using the same test project described above.)

@opeth, is this what you mean?

[opeth]

@slowtiger, oh, that's very interesting! I don't think I was aware of this because I typically apply Immune To Camera to the top Group layer of any item.

I see now that the option is grayed out for nested items. (Using the same test project described above.)

@opeth, is this what you mean?

If you open an external .jpeg file and want to center it exactly on the screen, immune to camera does not work. Actually that's what I meant for. 13.5 works fine too

Would you mind giving it a try?

[Greenlaw]

Hmm...it's working here. I placed a small jpeg in a project, moved the camera, and the image panned as expected. Then I enabled Immue To Camera for the image layer, and the image snapped back to the center. Camera movements had no effect on the image until I disabled the option.

Which platform are you on? I'm on Windows, and can't test for Mac here.

[Greenlaw]

BTW, I'm also finding that I do have to click Apply when I'm testing the option while the Settings window is open. Otherwise, the option will reset. (I'm guessing this is why I always click Apply out of habit.)

[opeth]

BTW, I'm also finding that I do have to click Apply when I'm testing the option while the Settings window is open. Otherwise, the option will reset. (I'm guessing this is why I always click Apply out of habit.)

I'm so sorry, immunute to camera was working. I haven't used it for a long time, I confused how to use it.

[Greenlaw]

No problem! Glad we solved it!