Strangely, if you add more points, it works. - Use the Select Points tool. - Press Ctrl+A to select all. - Click the Split button. More points added. - Select the Create Shape tool and hit spacebar. The shape is created. Even just splitting the outside curve works. My guess is that using bezier poi...

SimplSam wrote: ↑Tue Mar 03, 2026 11:05 am 4. You can optionally consolidate the new Shapes into 1 by shape selecting the composite shape and using the Merge button

Clever solution.

I've had the same problem on my Intel machines.

Yeah, sort alphabetically should be default.

NealF2 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 18, 2026 10:44 am When pasting into the new layer, it comes in without the fill color. (If it matters, I used the blob brush for the fill color.)

This would make me think a point got missed when copying, or that the fill was shared with another shape.

Using point widths of 1500-2000%, or the equivalent style width of 65-80px are extremes that shouldn't be needed. If zooming in for a close up, these will be built with much smaller values that will look larger when zoomed. And if you need to build it this large, it will look bad with that large of ...

I have to zoom in very close to even see the line. I doubt this would be noticeable in animation, only in a zoomed in still frame.
But I wasn't able to replicate this here. Sharing a file with the problem shape might help.

What if you move the layer in the sequencer by one frame?

neonugget wrote: ↑Thu Feb 05, 2026 11:42 am

synthsin75 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 05, 2026 10:28 am Your file works here. Are you trying it on a frame other than frame zero?

I checked the file again and the pin bone can't move if I parent it to the root bone both on frame zero and outside of it

Have you tried with the transform bone tool? It won't work using the manipulate bone tool.

Your file works here. Are you trying it on a frame other than frame zero?

I don't know anything about Linux, but that sounds like Moho might be having permission problems with accessing settings and/or registration files. I have no idea where those would be on anything but Windows.

Just a blind guess, mind you.

I agree. A post or hybrid approach using other software is probably the most flexible. But I know some people like to work in a single software.

Here's what I got using a brush: https://iili.io/fseHyEx.png And here's the brush: https://iili.io/fsedUl4.png But you'd have to have a custom brush for each angle, so it's probably not feasible for dynamic animation. If brushes had an animated angle setting (not just jitter angle), you'd be able to...

You can also make this the default for new layers: Edit>Preferences>Layers/Objects>Show paths for new layers

Awesome. Glad I could help.