The number is the interval in which the will boil. 1 Means it will boil on 1s. That's it, it will boil on every frame. If you set it to 2, it will boil on 2s (every two frames). If you set it to 3, it will boil on 3s (every three frames). And so on. The value in which the line will only boil if the ...

Very nice intro and video! Thanks again for recommending this book. I certainly need to add it to my bookshelf.

Haha! Very cool

slowtiger wrote: ↑Mon Feb 05, 2024 4:29 pm There's books about that, I recommend to check your library.

Elemental Magic 1 and 2 are books people always recommend for this.

Hi, Teke.
If you can, could you share the steps to reproduce the issue and a file to try it?

Thanks

That's weird. "Up arrow" still works here to find the shortcuts. Because of the way the manual is built now, it's not possible to keep a pdf version of it anymore. We know it can be an issue for some users, but the wiki provides many benefits for both the users and the development team (fo...

We found a solution for the macOS thumbnails. They will be back in the next update.
For Windows it has been a bit trickier (thumbnails work, but they could stop working if you install two or more versions of Moho), but we are working on it.

I just searched for 'select parent' on the wiki and found it.
Is the search not working at your end?

If you use the Preston Blair's phonemes (AI, O, E, U, etc., L, WQ, MBP, FV, rest) the lip sync will be as accurate as possible. If you use any other numbers, Moho will use the audio volume instead and add keframes following the order of the layers inside the switch (the layer on top will be the loud...

Hi, Moho already uses Rhubarb for auto lip sync. You can simply import the audio you want to use, have the Preston Blair's phonemes in a switch layer and then open the Switch layer properties, Switch tab, Select audio sync source.
Once you hit OK, Moho will generate the lip sync keyframes.

Be sure the auto-freeze option is off on the timeline.

Tab selects everything that is connected to your current selection. It works for points and bones and I use it all the time.
By selecting at least one point of one or more shapes, pressing Tab will select all the rest.

Sorry, I haven't had time to read the entire thread yet, but do you know you can select the parent of the selected bone by just pressing the Up arrow on the keyboard? If a Pin bone is child of the bone you want to select and it's set to Ignored by IK, it could work as some kind of shortcut to select...

We have discussed the idea of layer selectors/shortcuts in the past (Wes even created a pretty impressive script some time ago). Maybe these could be shapes that when you click on them, you automatically jump to certain layer. Wouldn't something like that make more sense rather than a pin bone actin...

I can't say we will change this (single key shortcuts are rare because of the way Moho is built), but just to be sure: The shortcuts for Previous and Next keyframe are Option+Z & Option+X (not Option + X/Y). The idea was you could use your left thumb and index/middle fingers to navigate the time...