I believe I found the problem...I think it has something to do with the file size, as well as the amount of stuff I have in each bone layer/body angle. Anime takes quite a while to switch from layer to layer with the switch layer, like its reading through each bone layer until it gets to the one I'v...

oh yea, I have anime version 8.1. I tried it in 8.2 but the problem still exists.

Hey ya'll...I have a switch layer with 8 body angles in it (F, FS, S, BS, etc.) These layers are rather large, each with a rig in them, morph dials from Rudiger, and 1 large texture file. I can switch around from layer to layer only 3 or 4 times until I get a runtime error, saying nothing more than ...

Ha! Ya'll are awesome. How come I hadn't found that video yet myself?? But excellent, that's definitely a clever way to do it, thanks.

I look forward to that as well! This script though definitely broadens the scope of the program enormously. Too bad Anime only allows you to create a "blend-able" morph action on 1 keyframe. If one could do it on multiple frames and it still remain blend-able, you could create "inbetw...

I am looking forward to that. I'll have to test if a bone from one MorphDials layer can be controlled with a bone from another MorphDials layer. (Maybe you already know if this works) If that works, and the viewport update would play nice, one could split a basic facial rig into parts, for example e...

True that would work, thanks. Not sure if I want to force the animator to bake every time they morph in an expression though. Point motion is def. a lot faster in the timeline...bones are pretty slow. The cool thing about bones is that the animator can make small tweaks with the bones if he wants to...

Hey ya'll, I've been doing some facial rigging with the script and have come across a problem. When you want to control another bone with the BoneDials through an action, you always have to scrub one frame in the timeline in order to see the animation update. For example, (very basic) I draw a ball ...