Aa, now I get it. So, what I'm seeing on screen when I select with Q-Select Shape tool is actually point selection, even though the points are not visible (because the layer is displaying shapes). Yep. What still puzzles me is that selecting with one tool or the other, and then switching tool does ...

. . .This post is actually just me wondering why the universal "select all" keyboard shortcut, which works in two different ways with the Points tool and the Bones tool doesn't do the same trick with the Select Shapes tool. You know, that's a good question. I can't imagine why it would be...

I might be getting something wrong, but right now the select all keyboard shortcut looks like it works in relation to the tool being currently used. In fact, if I'm using Add Points (A) tool, ctr-A will select all points. If I'm using bones, it'll select all bones. So, why shouldn't it select all s...

I remember back when I had to install a script to select all the shapes on a layer, so the Select All button still feels super convenient to me. Generally, if I suspect that I may need to select 100 green leafs on a layer, for example, I will create a Style and call it "leaf" and use it w...

The only way Moho would know if you want to select points or shapes would be to make it dependent on the selected tool. If you do that, you always have to select the right tool first. So every option comes with compromises. I might be getting something wrong, but right now the select all keyboard s...

Ctrl+A works with the basic object of the layer. So bones on bone layers and vector points on vector layers. The functionality is not dependent on the selected tool, otherwise you'd always have to select the right tool first. On my select shape tool, I used shift+drag to select multiple shapes. I t...

When I use the Select Shape tool (Q), there's a "Select all" button on the toolbar, but for some reason there's no corresponding cmd-A or ctrl-A keyboard shortcut to do the same thing quicker.
Select All keyboard shortcut seems to work only with the Select Points (A).

You can scale strokes with the line width tool. If you compare the shape's style stroke width, you can see it doesn't change. The line width tool is actually scaling that stroke width by a percentage. But this is independent of scaling the shape with the transform points tool. I'm sure the transfor...

Try disabling Scale Compensation in the layer settings. There it is! Thanks. This does, yet, I think leave a space for being able to turn stroke width scaling on or off in the Transform tool. Because true as it is that disabling Scale Compensation does the trick, it's more of a global command, whic...

hi, if I scale a vector drawing with the M-layer tool, the width of the stroke scales proportionally. If I scale it with the T-transform tool, the stroke width doesn't change. Two questions: 1) is there a way to tell M-layer tool to NOT scale the stroke? I seem to remember there was but I may be dre...

I prefer drawing than modelling, so I reeeeeally appreciate the MOHO 14 improvements on the Freehand tool. It's smooth and does very little to none of that annoying post-stroke adjustment it used to have. Many thanks to the team for this much needed step towards a more "manual" feeling MOH...

Another workaround I just tried is to create a Frame-by-frame group, create my drawings within that by using the + add frame button, and then drag the layers into a new group which I then convert to Switch. That isn't a workaround - it is the Ultimate solution. No need to convert it to a switch lay...

So you can do this with Onion Skinning. Set Onion Skin content: .. On Frame 1 : Make Switch layer A active Enable onion Skin and Set your Onion Skin Frame to be Frame 1 On Frame 0, select Switch layer B - and you should see Frame 1 content Onion Skinned (as below - green is onion) https://i.ibb.co/...

There are two ways to deal with this: a manual method and a script method. 1. The manual switch viewing method: What I do is I create an empty group layer above the Switch layer and simply drag all the drawings into this group. Now all the layers are visible. When I'm done editing or adding layers,...

Is there a straightforward way to view layers other than the active one in Switch Layer groups? The obvious problem arises when I'm trying to draw variants of parts of a character. Banal example, different hand positions. Of course, I can freehand draw or build the new hand without necessarily needi...