how do you copy all the sub keys over then? its just something i've never tried :) Yeah, I'm wondering this myself. Cause you can't select sublayer keyframes in the timeline (to copy them) from the parent layer, right? Do you have to go from layer to layer, selecting all the appropriate keyframes b...

Oh yeah, I definitely agree with Mike. Building actions on the main timeline is the only way to go. If you watch most of Part 3 of Darthfurby's tutorial, it's almost painful watching him work on it after it's kicked him out of the action editing (before he realizes it). It's just one of the hard th...

Magnatude wrote:Does anyone have a link to the first part?
(the one in the forums is dead, both part2's and part 3 works tho)

The smallest (mp4) version of part 1 seems to be working.

Thanks!

Am I the only one who can't get their head around actions? Nothing seems to work the way I would expect (compared to the NLA features common to 3D animation packages), especially when dealing with layer hierarchies. Are there any good, in-depth tutorials out there on this sort of thing (the one in t...

Cool, thanks. Btw, are you happy with your purchase?

I tried e-mailing this question to Moho support, but I got a "mail delivery failed" response. So I figured I'd post it here. Basically, my question is this: If I purchase Moho for my PC, and later switch to a Mac, will I be able to delete Moho from my PC and download the Mac version withou...

Thanks, myles.

One quick question that just popped into my head: How does bone strength apply to flexible binding? Aren't all points affected by a flexibly-bound bone (try saying that five times fast ) no matter what?

Cool, thanks for the replies, guys. I'm loving this whole Moho thing! It's 2d animation's best kept secret, imo.

mr. blaaa: Thanks for the help. Everything is going smoothly now.

Hi. 1) You CAN do this, it is no "must". But if you put all bones and vectors in only one layer it limits your ability to animate it much more. Different Layers give you lots of possibilities. Masking, Bones bound to points, switching, and another uncountable amount of opportunities. Ah, ...

I noticed, in one of the tutorials that comes with Moho, that a character's limbs, head, torso, etc. are placed on separate layers, moved apart, boned, and then moved back together (with Bone Offset). I have some questions about this process: 1) Why put each body part on a separate layer? Couldn't o...

Sorry if this is a newbie question, but... well, I'm a newb. Basically, I'm wondering why anyone would use "Flexible binding" as opposed to "Region binding" for bones. Are there cases where Flexible binding is better, and, if so, what are they? TIA