And yeah! As you said, the ideal solution to solve the issue one and for all would be the OS "adaptation" way (although I hope it doesn't involve so much suffer that css & different brosers conflicts (too recent
)), so I still have started to work on it with the invaluable help (even in absence) of 7feet's function to get the curret OS. Then, I suppose that with the use of only one variable and the simple (and lovely) rule of three, I'll have all what I need! Well, almost... cause at the moment I still need one of that "three" magic values to make it work 
So heyvern! Please
, if you'd have that pixel exact calculations it'd be simply wonderfuUul! But meantime... could you run for me something like this:Code: Select all
function LayerScript(moho)
function rl_lostASutilities.getOS()
if os.getenv("OS") ~= nil then
local opSys = string.lower(string.sub(os.getenv("OS"), 1, 3))
if opSys == "win" then
return "win"
else
return "unix"
end
else
return "unix"
end
end
local spaces = "_ _"
print(rl_lostASutilities.getOS() .. spaces .. (#spaces - 2))
end
Incredibly quickfuUul! And incredibly grateful 
! 
), but well I'll treat to explain, it's actually really simple & unnatended indeed, just specify a timeline range as usually (Alt + Timeline-rule (Left/Right) Clicks (if I remember well)) and if you start your mouse capturing from the first frame of that specified range, the capture stops at last frame and automatically rewind for lovely "trial & erroring"! Jeje, I think I like that one...