Lua doesn't distinguish between floats and integers.

Are you intending to have Moho do the automatic in-betweening? Because if not, if you have a keyframe for every frame, then you could probably get away with shoving them into a switch layer, naming the child layers "1", "2", "3", etc, and then importing a switch data fi...

While the existing tutorials do a good job of explaining a few fairly simple step-by-step procedures for masking, it helps to understand how things actually work in order to do anything more complex. First of all, it appears that you can't use masking at all unless you have a group layer. And that g...

I'm guessing the hard/impossible part would be knowing which points in each picture correlate with the points in the previous picture; it would have to load them all as separate layers first, and then use info from all the pictures to set point positions in keyframes on just one of them, then delete...

When was the "extra lines" things added to noisy outlines? That was probably in there many versions ago and I didn't notice until just this weekend. Try using an outline with low alpha (30 or 40%), setting extra lines to 2 or 3 (that's all you need), and the ... I don't have it open right ...

This is more of a personal preference thing, but I've discovered that it's really easy to make very pleasing looking vector shapes by alternating between lowest curvature and highest curvature from point to point. Use the low-curvature points to set the "corners" of the shape and then you ...

Man, you rock! Thanks!

Some kind of numerical feedback for curvature. It would be helpful in making a shape symmetrical.

You can still change the color of the selected shape by clicking on the swatch. I don't know about using the swatch on outlines though ...

Actually I think that question came up already somewhere in this forum, not that long ago.

A swatch in moho, if I remember correctly, is just a .png (image) file. You can select "render", save to a .png in your swatches folder, and presto, instant swatch.

It keeps telling me that du har angett ett felaktigt användarnamn eller lösenord.

BMP files are that simple too. I was managing to write bitmaps before even looking at any docs about header data; just a little trial and error experimenting using a hex editor. The only weird thing I discovered about them is that if the width isn't a multiple of 4, you have to add extra filler byte...

Curvature, there's the word I was trying to think of, heh.

I wonder if I already have mencoder. I have mplayer. The webpage doesn't say anything about taking .BMP files, but for me that's not a moho-related problem (see my earlier post in this thread).