https://i.ibb.co/jMZzCnb/3D-box.gif https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=1ASazq2u7AcXQOxgMsbWczvkamJoLR84H Image textures only move with bone influence, so you need to use quad meshes. Here I've used a single quad mesh that I've referenced for each side, so I could animate the points ...

Really don't know without seeing a file. Moho has a high learning curve, because it does stuff differently. But once you learn it, I think most people find it fairly intuitive, since "fun to use" is a common experience. Working through all of the included tutorials really helps get the fun...

Make sure those problem layers haven't been accidentally moved on the z-axis, using the transform layer tool. If so, reset that value.

Interesting mashup. And coincidentally, I'm watching Jeepers Creepers on cable right now.

Yeah, I have a note in the code about group layer selections. I believe that problem was introduced in a later version of Moho, after I initially wrote the script.
I'll have to see about incorporating your layer creation hack.

Thanks.

That part of the API doesn't seem to work.

Here's the script: https://www.lostmarble.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=34078 At line 596, in the HandleMessage function, I do this: if (msg == self.UPDATE or msg == self.ALT_UPDATE or msg == self.DELETE) then local frame = moho.frame if (frame == 0) then moho:SetCurFrame(1) else moho:SetCurFrame(0) end...

IsEnabled is triggered by every layer change, so you can also use that function.

No, for that you'd need the script to launch an external script, like AutoHotkey (Windows).

You have to get it to reevaluate the DoLayout function.
I do this in my switch icons script by jumping to/from frame zero.

On layer changes, DoLayout only reevaluates if you change layer type, like from a vector layer to a group layer, etc..

I've developed something similar, but I haven't had time to get it ready for public release. I use 3D objects for each camera, and then the Moho camera arrow shows the active camera. You control the cameras using basic layer transform controls. Right now, you have to be on the camera layer to use it...

In the menu: Windows>Docking>Keyframe
Shortcut: Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F

Yes, they are docked to the timeline, but when you choose "cycle" from the drop-down menu on the timeline, it will still open the options box. Which to me is counterintuitive because it implies one is going to tweak every cycle. Except for cycles I need to start from a specific frame or c...

SuperSGL wrote: ↑Sat Apr 20, 2024 12:33 am I just have the Keyframe details window docked to the timeline...

Same here...even on a laptop.