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I had to figure out a method of aligning layers in 3d space, so that they appeared on the exact same z value.

Opening the .moho-file in a text-editor and manually copy and paste the desired value worked just fine.



(Z value highlighted in blue).


/Apl

The direct numerical input from the traslation layer tool does not work for you????



Regards
Genete

nice png, genete.



(podría ser un gif animado cerrándose, como un Eso es to eso es to eso es todo amigos)

selgin wrote:nice png, genete.



(podría ser un gif animado cerrándose, como un Eso es to eso es to eso es todo amigos)

Y antes de cerrarse saldria Porky diciendo: Eso es to eso es todo amigos!


appelgurk: Sorry for the off-topic.

Well, in a text editor you can work a lot faster than using Anime Studio. So if you have a lot of alignment to do, this could be a faster method.

I'm thinking of describing the Anime Studio file format for so long, that I'm tempted to finally doing it. The problem is that I then need to write a specialized editor to modify the files outside the Anime Studio program for this to be of any use. Luckily, it is a flat format, instead of a XML format (IMHO a crappy way to serialize your document objects). So, if you know your way around in the Moho file format, it is sometime faster to change your animation in a text editor than in the program itself.

If that isn't a hint for a new feature in Anime Studio, I don't know what is.

Heck, I'll post it right away.

Holy crap!

Funny I haven't seen that before. Still, I agree with Rasheed that editing the file in a text editor is a good option . I also tend to use it a lot when replacing source images.

I'm looking foreward to see that AS file format description.