Remember, a bone layer is just a group layer with special properties. And it are those special properties you want to copy, but Moho has no standard tools for.
If there is more than one bone in a bone layer, there is always a hierarchy between those bones (parent-child relationship). If you copy a bone, you should also determine where in the hierachy tree the new bone should be put.
So, copying bones isn't as straightforward as for instance copying shapes. A simple on-screen GUI will probably not do. A bone hierachy window would probably be more to the point. In such a window one could copy a bone (create a new bone, based on the selected bone) and move it inside a hierarchy tree. At the same time, one should have control over the position, angle and length of the bone (and bone strength would be a nice option as well) in the same bone hierarchy window. And of course, all other bone properties could probably best be included in this windows as well.
So a separate bone window would be a nice addition to Moho.
turner wrote:And why can't I duplicate a layer with bones??
I don't know - the rest of us can.
Select/highlight the bone layer in the Layers panel (you didn't have a sub-layer selected when you tried to duplicate? the bones would still have been visible/manipulatable), hit the layer duplication button , rename the layer if desired. It's that simple.
It probably helps to make sure that you are in frame 0, but I don't think that is essential.
Regards, Myles.
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