While the line is selected with the select shape tool, just adjust its width. No need to hit space bar for an already created shape. Also, if you've adjusted the line width of any points, with the line width tool, you'll need to select those points and do Draw>Reset Line Width before it will let you...

Um, is this a trick question? :lol: Yeah, I wouldn't say any of the included characters "work well" especially. But single layer characters require using bone offset. http://www.lostmarble.com/moho/manual/tut03/04/index.html All of the bones move when I need 1 moved and the vector layer g...

I noticed that when I installed 5.6 to a separate location and when I bought 5.6 Standard, neither of them contains that settings file with the serial number.

Hopefully you registered yours and maybe can get you serial from SM.

I don't understand that, is a simple animation like that not optimized for .swf? Check out the flash tips in that link to the user's manual I gave you above. It tells you what does and doesn't work. This says the layer translate, rotate, and scale will export, but 3D translations won't. Read up. I ...

Better. The language was at least used to express anger, and the characters were original. Not very entertaining, but I'm not familiar with Anzac Day, so it is possible I'm missing the joke.

Still needs more effort put into the animation though.

Nice work, especially the detail of a lens flare as the pencil flips.

1. The red dot means that a layer is still optimized for swf export. While you can export non-optimized layers to swf, some effects will not be used and it won't be optimized for file size. From the user's manual: http://www.lostmarble.com/moho/manual/flashtips.html 2. Also from the manual (Help>Hel...

ASP is a powerful tool, but I think, like all tools, it does require skill to use. I'd have to agree that ASP makes it more possible for many of us, and I think GK would agree there.

There is no substitute for skill, but great software greatly facilitates the effort.

The color fade during the turn really helps. Good work.

I don't think it is 3D. If you watch the video of the actual animation, you can definitely tell that it is separated into separate depth planes, aside from just not looking 3D.

Nice tutorial.

Much better solution for the head, Vern. That with my lower layer outline would have this wrapped up, except for the drawn shading that Selgin mentioned.

Nice animations, I loved them all. Nice range of styles.

The easiest way is to have the head in a separate layer and duplicate it. One of these you bind to the skeleton, the other you leave loose and outside of the character's bone layer. You'd then throw this loose head out onto the ground, animate him picking it up and putting it back on, and then make ...

I, for one, will not be advising anyone to watch this. Sorry, aside from these obnoxious big, bold letter posts, it looks like you used about every character that comes with AS, there is very little actual animation, and too much profanity for its own sake. On top of all this, is it not funny and th...