On Windows, you have to install the fonts for all users. I'm not sure if there's a Mac equivalent.

Here's the only Mac-specific advice I've seen: https://www.lostmarble.net/forum/viewto ... 55#p187355

Looks like your vector shape needs to be rotated 90 degrees on frame zero.
This should allow it to align and bend with the path.

A warp layer's points should all be connected with multiple curves, so removing any points would destroy some curves.
The draw shape tool already uses the minimum number of points to create the shape. So removing any points would lose the shape.

Joshua was kind enough to download and compile the user manual to a PDF here: https://www.lostmarble.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=222999

It won't have any updates since then, but we haven't had a new version since he made this.

Wow, that's really clever. Great work!

For demonstration, I'd just do screen capture.

Preview animation shows the bones, but it also shows everything else visible in the workspace.

Someone that used to be a regular here years ago made an entire city block using 3D rotated layers. Looked like a ton of work, but it was impressive.

I've did have the problem of constantly having to log in, but then I bookmarked this link: https://www.lostmarble.net/forum/search ... nreadposts

If this is something more people might use, I'll package it up with a different name, so you can install it normally and still have the native tool available.
I only changed one line of the code, so I'm not sure it warrants being it's own tool just for that.

A quick mod of the reparent bone tool: -- ************************************************** -- Provide Moho with the name of this script object -- ************************************************** ScriptName = "LM_ReparentBone" -- ************************************************** -- Gen...

Wow, long-time mystery solved!
Great work, Daxel.

I never use timeline visibility, so it makes sense why I never saw negative keyframes myself.

+1 for your two suggestions for improvements.

I'm not sure what you mean by "only for the second point of the line."
You could have one vector point unbound and the other on the line bound to a video tracked bone.

You can also track the base and tip of a bone to two different tracking points... that can rotate and even scale the bone.

https://manual.lostmarble.com/app/page/1em1JICKopIi5v0um5VprB-d4XmBx96_edfxYG9MY1pU?p=1UxA8Gi5DttJku9AmFlSpO0gJw4U9flX3 And then menu: Bone>Track Bone to Video, and select the tracking point for the bone to follow. This keyframes the bone. You can then copy these bone keyframes to any other bone, if...

That character has been moved on the sequencer. You can tell because the green arrow on the timeline is not starting at frame one, like default.
Try moving the layer's start frame back to frame one.