:D I don't know if these functions have been recorded, but I hope to see them in the new version to make writing scripts more convenient： 1、Automatically save the position coordinates of the modeless dialog box or add a window coordinate API 2、Add API for reloading dialog controls (used to refresh d...

You can refer to Lukas's LK_LayerFinder script, which should give you a lot of inspiration.
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This can only be done with one master script and two additional scripts, each binding its own shortcut key.

d.close = LM.GUI.ImageTextList(0, 1, LM.GUI.MSG_CANCEL) l:AddChild(d.close, LM.GUI.ALIGN_LEFT, 0) self.close:SetSelItem(false) -- Close myScript.dlog = nil myScript.dlog = myScript:new(moho) -- ReCreate myScript.dlog:DoModeless() -- ReOpen Thank you SimplSam, I have referenced Lukas' LK_LayerFinder...

I use SimpleDialog and DoModeless () to create the modeless dialog box, and then when I append or delete a button, I have to manually close script and reopen script . Is there a function to reload SimpleDialog?Alternatively, there are other ways to reload the script itself? Using XXX:Run(moho) cause...

I tried, and it was awesome, but it should remember the window coordinates before each close, so it can recover the next time it opens.

Thank you very much. This has solved my problem.

I am a novice and am currently learning to write scripts. After using my script, it cannot be undone. Please let me know where the problem lies. Thank you ScriptName = "gg0" gg0 = {} function gg0:Name() return "gg0" end function gg0:Version() return "1.0" end function g...

You can try turning off OpenGL by changing it to:
"DisableAllOpenGL" "TRUE"
"OpenGLEnabled" "FALSE"
In this file:
C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Roaming\Lost Marble\Moho Pro\14\Moho Pro14.user.settings

With the tool as it exists now, when I need to include the offset created by a scaling bone I just track the position of a child bone of the scaling bone. Or do you need a bone in the second bone layer to inherit the screen-relative scaling of the original bone for some reason? Just curious how you...

synthsin75 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 07, 2023 1:11 am Bones can't move in the z-axis. Only their layers can.

Sorry, I'm wrong. It's not the z-axis, it's Scale.

This script tracks the x-axis, y-axis and angle, but does not track Scale. Some scenarios will cause exposure. Can you update it to track Scale