Moho Forum

Hello!

I'm trying to create simple characters as the ones in Explosm, but the lines I make with the "Add Points" tool is not visible on the render.

What is the best way to create lines to do characters like those?

Check out the tutorials in the help.

Have you done all the tutorials?

http://www.lostmarble.com/moho/manual/index.html

http://www.lostmarble.com/moho/manual/t ... index.html

The basics are well explained there

-G

I have read ALL tutorials. Really, just finished.

But my question is... I cant figure out how to transform a simple line made by the Add Points tool into a real object, that will be rendered. And neither how to edit the intensit of it width.

What exactly I want to do is the arms and legs of the characters I showed in the pecture above.

wdfelippe wrote:I have read ALL tutorials. Really, just finished.

But my question is... I cant figure out how to transform a simple line made by the Add Points tool into a real object, that will be rendered. And neither how to edit the intensit of it width.

What exactly I want to do is the arms and legs of the characters I showed in the pecture above.

If you really have read ALL the tutorials you should know the answer. A line created with the add point tool won't render until you make a shape out of it. Making shapes is covered in the tutorials.

Read through them again... maybe you skipped a section.

-vern

I actually figured out how to do this. I had to use the Freehand tool, althought it was creating more points them I need... so i just confured the tolerance of it.

Thank you anyway, guys.

Using the freehand tool is only a partial solution.

If you want to use the Add point tool YOU CAN! Just learn how to create shapes. That is the problem. The freehand tool has "Auto-stroke" as an option turned on. That is why you get a "shape".

The Add point tool has this as well but it only works when you "close" the shape... it is called "Auto-fill".

Anyway, glad you found a solution but keep in mind that is not the whole story. You are still going to need to learn how to create shapes at some point.

-vern