Hi, your message is quite understandable, just as your query. I believe the option from Illustrator that you're referring to is Reset Bounding Box. There are some differences in behaviour, and thus, I think there are some reasons for the current state. First of all, in Moho and as is, you can animat...

Ever since traditional 2D animation moved into the digital realm, further influence on 3D was perhaps inevitable. This addon comes from a guy who made some excellent animations with Blender's Grease Pencil, so this kind of approach isn't much of a surprise to me, but it sure looks great as an option...

^ This would be a proper facepalm situation here...

I was sure scaling folders, as slowtiger advised, works better since all the transformations are coming from just one tool, but for some reason I forgot that Tracking has all 3 dimensions.
Thanks for the reminder, Victor

Apparently, Greenlaw and I arrived at the same conclusion.

Hi, and welcome to the forum

Could it be that some of the layers were scaled up or down? The same could apply to subgroups if there were any.
Other than that, perhaps some accidental movement of the layer by the Z axis?

Thanks for this one.
Works like a charm and +1 for adding it to Moho's defaults.

If you drag them from an open folder on your desktop into the project, make sure they're sorted by name, then invert that. Thanks, slowtiger! It worked like a charm. This is the craziest hack of them all. Thanks, Greenlaw Somehow, I expected the order would be the same as in Import, after convertin...

I never got used to this but am now dealing with a lot of numbered png's, which always end up in reverse order (lower numbers at the bottom) upon import. So, manually rearranging the files/layers became rather time consuming. I've tried searching the forum first but to no avail. I've checked if ther...

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Same here. Even now, when I clicked on Reply it took 10-15 sec to load.
Thanks for bringing it up, I was about to check if I got some leaches

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Submitting, editing, and resubmitting - each took more than 15 seconds.

Bravo!
And thank you.
I immediately recognised myself in your steps description. Usually, I'd carry on till the lag becomes obvious.

For what it's worth, and if this is just about the cycles - there's always a bone channel in red, for selected bones. So, if you copy/paste these - the rest of the document/channels remain the same, or with the ongoing (background) animation on.

- btw, why it would have the swinging effect when animating the layer rotation, although it looks alive? Two things came to me mind - the centres of the circles and the rotation pivot point don't match (deploying grid while constructing/drawing could prevent it), or splitting the curve caused uneve...

It's a bit easier now to propose a solution. Color Points could help. Although it would not be applied to a stroke but rather on a ring, you may still achieve the desired effect. Unlike Color Drift, changes on CP can be animated. As in the example, you might need additional points for fine gradation...

Perhaps creating a duplicate layer/s, with those new colours, and then switching through visibility.

Or perhaps Color Points could be a handy alternative