Requests

[gottsbett]

1. I would like to see a color chooser, so you could pick colors off your canvas.

2. I would like to see a way to bring up a grid background that you have control over its square size and spacing.

3. The ability to color or paint using your wacom tablet and still be vectors.

[Nolan Scott]

1. With the Select Shape tool (Q) select the colour-shape you like to change.
Hold down option/alt and pick any colour in your scene you like to use
for your selected shape.

Or select your colour-shape with the Select Shape Tool,
hold down Option+Command (Mac) and click on any
shape you want this colour transferred.

2. Tick the box in front of the little grid at the bottom of the Editor-view.

3. Choose the freehand-tool, a brush and a colour.
In the Display-Quality sub-window tick all boxes,
(you might have to adjust the brush-settings)
and start painting “The Moho Way”.


Cheers
Nolan

[gottsbett]

Boy do I feel like a Dork!
I guess I should read the help file again!

[writerhoward]

Nolan,

Good info.

What does the number in the rounded rectangle to the right of the little grid represent? I notice that if I make it smaller the number of boxes in the grid increases. Now it's 20? But 20 what?

Thanks,
Howard

[Rai López]

But 20 what?

20 Pixels.

[Nolan Scott]

Well, as far as I know there are 3 types of grids used in 2D animation.

Normal : the grid is divided into a set of equal size -
(that’s what Moho is using - you can even adjust
the grid-size to your needs – very convenient.

12 Field : The grid measures 12 fields in each direction from the centre.

16 Field : The grid measures 16 fields from the centre.

If you like to know a little bit more about this subject – please have a look here :

http://www.animationpost.co.uk/novice_n ... -sizes.htm

Cheers
Nolan