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Drop it all into a group layer and scale that.

A switch layer is a just a group for turning layers on and off. What you do is you move the facial features across the head, distorting them some for perspective, until it's impossible to go further with what you have. Then you switch to another version of the whole thing that looks the same at that...

Thank you! The offending shapes all had uniform line width, causing them to render with the default (in which a width of 1 looks about three times as thick as it should.) Tapering one point somewhere on each shape corrected the problem.

A line of what Moho calls "width 1" renders too thick for my taste, so I drew everything big and zoomed out the camera. Exporting to flash with variable line widths turned on produces the desired effect in most of the picture, but some shapes still have the thick lines, and I can't see any...

There's a product called "SWF Lock & Load" that makes and attaches preloaders for you; it costs $20. http://www.verticalmoon.com/products/sw ... ckload.htm

Hi! I'm working on my first Moho animation, which I intend to export to swf. Am I overlooking something obvious, or is the color and transparency of all shapes permanent? I can't seem to find a way to, for instance, make a title fade in or make a face blush redder. I would have thought all I had to ...