new layer drawing

[Tunde]

good day every one,
when i create a new layer in the middle of the timeline(any frame that is not frame zero), it becomes visible from frame zero. i do not want it like that. i want it visisble from the frame i created it. please, what do i do. i use moho 14

[Maestral]

Far as I know, you can only create a copy or a reference layer in the middle of the timeline - so, it is a copy of the existing one, which by default is visible from frame 0.

However, you can use "Toggle frame 0" (top left on the timeline) to set it as invisible on frame 0 and then switch back on the timeline, where you need it to be visible.
There is a script which has this as a single click but it's just one of the options/tools that come with it and I'm not sure which script it is.

[Hoptoad]

good day every one,
when i create a new layer in the middle of the timeline(any frame that is not frame zero), it becomes visible from frame zero. i do not want it like that. i want it visisble from the frame i created it. please, what do i do. i use moho 14

New layers are always visible by default. Go to Layer Settings for the layer and you'll see a checkbox next to the word "Visible."

If you uncheck the box, the layer becomes invisible.

After you create a layer, go to frame zero and uncheck the box. This will make the layer invisible. Then go to the frame you want the layer to appear, check the box, and the layer will appear on that frame and after.

[Tunde]

good day every one,
when i create a new layer in the middle of the timeline(any frame that is not frame zero), it becomes visible from frame zero. i do not want it like that. i want it visisble from the frame i created it. please, what do i do. i use moho 14

New layers are always visible by default. Go to Layer Settings for the layer and you'll see a checkbox next to the word "Visible."

If you uncheck the box, the layer becomes invisible.

After you create a layer, go to frame zero and uncheck the box. This will make the layer invisible. Then go to the frame you want the layer to appear, check the box, and the layer will appear on that frame and after.

no, it wasnt like that in moho 12. let me explain better. if i create a new layer on frame zero, it will be visible all through the frames except i make it not visible which is correct. the issue i have now is when i'm not on frame zero e.g frame 20 and i create a new layer, it is supposed to be invisible from frame 0 to 19 then visible from 20 and above. that was how it worked on moho 12.

[Maestral]

" e.g frame 20 and i create a new layer... "

What kind is that new layer? Vector?
Most likely you have enabled drawing tools on all frames (not just on 0) hence you can create a new vector layer in the middle of the timeline but still, by default, new layer is visible from 0.

[Lukas]

I wrote and use this button for situations like this (and more): https://mohoscripts.com/script/LK_LayerVisibility

[Maestral]

Thanks, Lukas - that would be the one I mentioned where this one could also be handy

[Tunde]

I wrote and use this button for situations like this (and more): https://mohoscripts.com/script/LK_LayerVisibility

thank you for this script. it work fine , however it has not solved the main problem i have. the script work on the current frame and forward. i need visibility to be off before the current frame. does that mean if i create a new drawing on frame 20, i will have to go back to frame zero to turn it off , and then turn it on on frame 20. it wasnt like this on moho 12. its frustrating.

[Tunde]

Thanks, Lukas - that would be the one I mentioned where this one could also be handy

thank you so much. this script solved my problem. thanks a lot man. you helped me real good

[Lukas]

… i need visibility to be off before the current frame. does that mean if i create a new drawing on frame 20, i will have to go back to frame zero to turn it off , and then turn it on on frame 20. …

1. Create a new layer.
2. Go to frame 20.
3. Hit my button *TWO* times. (Clicking it only once assumes you only want to make the layer invisible at the current frame).
4. Now the new layer is invisible from frame 1 up to frame 19, and visible from frame 20 onward.