Moho 14.2 crashes whenever I Alt+Right Click or use the layer selector tool

[roberto13]

unfortunately i cant send the file. But i think you can easily retrace the crash.

With some further tests i figured out, that the crash only happens over a shape with an applied image texture. In my case a cartboard texture 2048 x 2048, tiled(!)
If you then add a new layer and paint a big stroke over the textured shape, Alt right click over the stroke area makes moho crash.
It happens on many types of strokes ("no stroke" workes fine, no crash)

if you remove the texture from the shape, everything works fine again.

[resa-challender]

I'm at my wits end. It keeps crashing. Add a gif? Crash. Load only an mp4? Crash. I can't get anything done!!!

Has anyone found a fix? I just downgraded, and it's still crashing.

[doodleDaze]

(i use 14.1)i dont know how consistant or reliable this is but after reading this i did a experiment where i had 2 layers one with tiled image texture and a brush and the second plain. alt right clicked to switch layers. it crashed but thats when i made the same setup again then un checked strokes in the display menu and unhighlighted the brushes box next to the menu and alt right clicking worked no crash then i re applied those 2 settings back and alt right click still worked no crashing. this was just a quick experiment so its something you might want to save a copy of the project before trying and the amount of shapes with brushes and textures could make a difference if it will work or not.

[jeremiahbabers]

im also dealing with the same issue. i even went as far as using visual studio and event viewer. what i learned was it causing "access violation" there must be some null pointer. .NET Runtime event errors show up in event viewer before moho errors do. yet the aplication name in the .net errors is still moho.exe. sometimes it also applies to dropdown menus like bone dynamics or particle settings.

also if you have a tiled image And a normal image layer. using the layer selector in 3d mode with end moho.