You mean the C tool (curvature)?

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I think you have to adjust one of the two hands manually, since the 2 characters were rigged independently. But others may have different suggestions. It all depends on your scene. If it's a short rope like in your sketch, I'd include it in one character's rig, animate the tug, then animate the othe...

Just from the cuff of my sleeve I'd duplicate the characters, make all their assets invisible (or delete) so only the animated rig remains, add bones to the front hand and rope artwork, and a target bone for the other character's hand.

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The images don't show up here.

As a general rule: each time I use Moho's layer tools to construct something in perspective for a scene with camera moves, I render the finished object and re-import. This way my precious construction will not be broken by any further camera movement.

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Haven't used it myself, but basically Grease Pencil is for frame-by-frame, with the option to use Blender's other features, whereas Moho is bones and vector, with the option to do some occasional frame-by-frame. I wouldn't fret over this, just use whatever works on a scene-by-scene basis.

Just tested: even my old 9.5 imports and shows a ProRes mov without hassle. Must be something else.
- Check filenames for odd characters and spaces
- put mov on desktop, import from there.

If you drag them from an open folder on your desktop into the project, make sure they're sorted by name, then invert that.

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Yes, this is a tricky one. For a long time I thought that interpolation modes worked from the selected key onwards to the next key, not affected by anything before or after. This is obiously not true. Check this: Create a layer with some content. Go to frame 1 and click with M tool to create a key (...

Yes, the first one doesn't use any Z movement, it's all just happening in one plane, like those old hand-drawn cartoons.

Basically there's two approaches: one with flat layers, one with walls in perspective (as you pointed out). Both can be combined, but that's lots of adjusting work and maybe not worth the hassle. That perspective thing is quite easy: do a guide first with all lines leading to the vanishing point. Th...

Over the last days the forum became pretty slow on my end (Berlin), loading a page can take up to a minute. Anyone else experiencing this?