BTW, any idea about the blank spots when overlaping the shape with a branch of the same shape? I mean, any other idea rather than creating a new shape. :roll: Willam. Creating a separate shape is the only option I'm pretty sure. It makes sense though. I have this problem because of the way I do arm...

I have been experimenting with my suggestion as well... YIKES! I don't know... scary. You may want to think about another solution. For instance... instead of "growing" a tree by adding points to a "simple" shape. Use a completed shape for trunk, branches, etc... ... animate the ...

Sorry but no... You can't "animate" the "adding" of points. You would need to start out with "more points". I would use the "Split curve" menu script. It is under the "Draw" script items. This is a great script for adding any number of points to a me...

There seems to be a slight bug in the "rescale keyframes" command... but you could still use it for this. Here is the bug... you can't offset the frames WITHOUT scaling. So... if the start frame is say... 24 and the end frame is 60 you can't change the new start and end to 36 and 72... it ...

One more thing... When you use the create shape tool on a mesh that already has a shape you get that alert box mentioned about creating a shape or modifying the old one... Keep in mind one thing... if you hit No a new shape is created ON TOP of the old shape. If you hit yes the previous shape is sel...

Additional notes: You create a style as in your screen capture. You then must create a shape FIRST before you can apply a style. You select the shape THEN apply the style. At the top of the style pallette on the fill and/or stroke... there are two check boxes: Enable Fill (or stroke) Fill color (or...

My brother is going through the style learning curve in Moho. I have been helping him as best I can. He mentioned a post from Rasheed I believe, he found doing a search on styles that really helped him recently but you would have to search it out. What I discovered talking to my brother about this.....

If you use audacity... try experimenting with different "versions" of compression... instead of 16 bit try 8... try mono instead of stereo... etc... I don't know what types of audio formats Audacity supports for export. If you aren't using ANY compression for the file then it probably coul...

It depends on how PSP can export the vectors.

I don't use PSP so I am not familiar with it. If it can save those vectors as Adobe Illustrator format than you can import them into Moho.

-Vern

Windmill wrote:Also, how do I change the size of the image I'm working with?

What precisely do you mean?

Do you want to know how to zoom in?
Do you want to know how to change the dimensions of the project?
Do you need to scale a selected mesh?
Scale a layer?

Not enough info... too many answers.

-Vern

In the help files there is a section on bones. There are two types of bone usage, flexible binding and region binding. If you read the section on bones it will explain the difference for both. There are sample files that show how they work. What you are experiencing is the nature of flexible binding...

I would suggest doing all the tutorials. There are many aspects of Moho that are not going to be instantly clear to you with out some experiementing and practice. When I get a new application and... er... I am too impatient to do any tutorials or read the manual... the first thing I do is check EVER...

The demo exports SWF in black and white (no color).

The demo version exports AVI or QT with a water mark over the image.

Other than that everything else works the same.

-vern

Multiple shapes are very useful. I use them extensively in many situations... .. but you do need to be carefull how you use them and also "remember" where you used them. Since they are part of the same mesh it is hard to see them as separate shapes and selecting them can be tricky. Keeping...

I think "Moho-flow" is a bad word because it suggests that the flow is some kind of fault of Moho when the program has nothing to do with that. It's who's turning the nobs and not the apparatus... This is why when I first purchased Moho and read about this so called... "Moho Flow®&qu...