I fear that this type of Generative AI software cloning may only serve to stifle future innovation and software development. It seems fars too easy to rip-off the blood sweat and tears of others. We risk creating a race to the bottom. Today it targets major apps, tomorrow the smaller guys, and tomor...

You can also run Startup Command Line Scripts that execute on load. The command is in the format: moho.exe MyFile.moho MyScript.lua Currently, you need to fully qualify paths to both the Moho file and Script file.: i.e. <Moho Program Path>\moho.exe <file path>\MyFile.moho <script path>\MyScript.lua ...

Would be best if you could share a problem Moho file, as there could be other contributing factors.

J. Baker wrote: ↑Tue Oct 13, 2026 12:27 pm ...My my other PC, Surface Pro 7 (Windows 11), pen pressure/sensitivity doesn't work at all in Moho...

Have you tried Edit > Preferences > Tools > Prefer WinTab...? as that switches between WinTab and Windows Ink.

For now you can 'hack' the ss_gltf_export code and replace the relevant os.rename function with an os.execute process -- which then executes a system move function. Note: Not suitable for Windows systems as it would cause popups. To edit: ss_gltf_export Find: <Moho Install>/Resources/Support/Scripts...

Looks like this issues occurs because some low-level file system protections. The images are generated to the OS temp folder area, and then moved to the glTF output folder. That move is performed with the os.rename function, and unfortunately - certain systems block os.rename from performing "C...

Strange, but glad you found the issue.

heyvern wrote: ↑Tue Oct 06, 2026 10:59 am I have a file that works fine on windows ...

You can DM a test file, and I can see if that runs on my Mac, or see if there are 'hidden' errors.

There is a Test script for the Render Engine that glTF Export uses: Scripts > Script Writing > Render Layer -- which should render and present a small image of the current layer ( after you click OK ). If that works, then the ability to create images is OK. I don't have a new Mac so can't test, but ...

HeHe.. Looks like this is a change in recent macOS versions which now use "Settings" instead of "Preferences".

On my old Mac it is still Moho > Preferences.

I think the Google search might be referring to the Display Interval, which was relocated from Settings to the Timeline in 14.2.

Edit > Preferences > Tools.

I don't think "Preferences" has ever been moved.

If the original layer is deleted, then the referencing layer remains a Reference Layer and still points to the prior reference ( by UUID ). If you use "Break Layer Reference" then it removes that association. Assuming the tool displays the layer name in the "Original Layer" field...

Definitely has the Magnet tool...

Cool. Looks like I already watched that 1st video, as I left a "Like".