Try this... local i local vec = LM.Vector2:new_local() local tip = LM.Vector2:new_local() local angle, scale local bone, boneId local parent local pAngle boneId = moho:Skeleton():BoneID(bone) vec:Set(bone.fPos) angle = bone.fAngle length = bone.fLength scale = bone.fScale parent = bone.fParent pAngl...

you also have the fSelected field such as for j = 0, skel:CountBones()-1 do if skel:Bone(j).fSelected then ... that works on the active layer. if you want to work on the whole doc the you'll need an outer loop to check all the layers for i = 0, moho.document:CountLayers()-1 do if moho.document:Layer...

and here: viewtopic.php?f=9&t=26598

I have a script for something like that ... viewtopic.php?f=12&t=25384&p=162945

jahnocli wrote: I'll try to keep my waspish tongue in check in the future...

... but please John don't overdo restraint! There are, IMO, (many!? ) times when a pique and a poke is just what's needed... either to stimulate serious discourse or to silence the silly or slanging ...

your image is "protected": this error when trying to access it: "The file you want to access is a Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides file, which means the owner of the file has to give you permission to open it."

PNG (or any other lossless codec) is way way better than typical QT (but there is a PNG codec option in QT).. if you're going to export from AS to input to another program (such as Premiere) you don't want the output "degraded" (compressed by a lossy codec) first - because it's more than l...

just to flesh out funks comment on smartbone -- the smartbone goes from (say) 0 to 90 degrees; the action is 90 frames long. At frame 0 the character's "breathing" bones / points are set in the action to their "fully exhaled" position and at frame 90 they're set to "fully in...

I'll add frame-by-frame to that list for "pop" / "wham" / "fizz" / "transform" / ... splashes.

If you can say or sketch out the concept of what you want in more detail I'm sure there'll be loads of help

well, your question is a bit too general, somewhat akin to "how do I make bits of my character move" - that'll generally be met with responses along the lines of "RTFM" (or, as dueyftw observes, the kiss of death that is silence); and you did kinda answer your own question - and ...

try this: http://www.kelleytown.com/forum/animato ... IC_ID=3308

or you may find the higher values of freehand "smoothing" will help. But AS has a really powerful set of tools. Start with "add point" to create your shape - if you're used to freehand, it's initially harder to be efficient with it, but it really does become easier with time. Tha...

Ah! so just strokes not fill for the shade / highlight? And do those layers have blend mode "normal"?

ha! beat me to it... I'd just done the same - duplicate the last -- and *crash* with all the layer comps named the same as the one I'd just created .. I'd been looking for a bug in my code... kinda glad to see it wasn't me... Wes, If you're logging a bug - could you ask for a :new() and :new_local()...

yeah - you're right! sorry. key id is in order chronologically. (I'll edit to my post to correct that.)