Have Papagayo remember:

A) The last directory a file was opened from then default to that directory the next time the open dialog is used.

B) Remember and default to the last framerate used. I'm constantly forgettig to change it from 24fps to 25. Arrrgh.

Hey no probs. I just run multiple copies of Moho anyway. That way it also makes full use of dual proc.

Just a couple of ease-of-use suggestions: I keep hitting space through force of habit to start and stop playback. This presses the phonetic breakdown button and resets the entire project. 1. Make Space start/stop audio. 2. Make it so pressing cancel if you accidentally hit Phenome Breakdown half way...

mason wrote:The answer is no. However, you can choose different codecs for the mov output.

Or not use the command line renderer

As it happens, I meant to write 'Macs are better than PCs', because that is what people actually say.

(An aurgument that has no basis in fact or common sense either way round)

AVI is an old and obsolete format. Quicktime is a better format, and makes a smaller file. This is simply not the case. AVI is a old (i.e. well established) file standard for storing video and audio. The video however, can be stored in many different formats (codecs) within the AVI file, from uncom...

Does it support AVI as an output format? If not, why not? Arrrgh! Looks like I'll have to do all of my rendering in the GUI. Blast!

A very good point, and I might just do that too! However, I've started building complex 3D scences using 2D layers that are positioned and rotated according to the scene's requirements. When it comes to the positioning or tweaking of these layers it is very convenient to have a consistent co-ordinat...

To put things more specifically: I'm trying to apply the GetFullTransform matrix to each individual bone in a bone layer without affecting the points that the bone is bound to. So far, I've been able to correctly translate the fAnimPos and fLength of the parent bone, which drags all of the child bon...

Hello LM, I've been developing a script to 'bake' the scale of a Moho character. I'm doing this because my artists provide tracing images at different scales, and when various characters are imported onto their backgrounds, their line thicknesses are different due to scale compensation. I do, howeve...

In that case it would be pretty easy to write a macro system that just expands the tags out to Lua codeblocks. First though, we need the Lua code, which I suspect might take some time since none of us are pro sciptwriters, just fitting it in between other stuff. Any ideas as to what would be the mos...

It is a wacky one, but as far as I understand things at the moment, Lua would support this king of script-on-top-of-script setup, providing someone put in all of the work to invent a new and robust markup language. Lua supports execution of strings as code. Hence, you could interate through the mark...

Cheers Toonz, but that wouldn't work for most of the situations where I encounter the problem (in this case the camera does a massive zoom out to reveal London, England then the world! THe grey is the colour I chose for London:)) The original post just demonstrates the simplest scenario I could find.

Yup... thats exactly what I do at the moment too...

LM, this sort of problem is why I suggested adding animated shape orders as a channel available in Moho by default. Imagine where the Body and arms are all connected shapes, and the tabla are a seperate shapes in that layer. You could then have the character tap the tabla, change the shape order the...