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AFAIK XP is from around 2001, almost as old as (or older than) the first version of OSX (10.0). That's true, but it's been patched severely. My point was simply that Linux distributions have improved immensely over the three years since vivified has used it. My mistake was thinking that Windows had...

OSX is a good operating system. I'm a designer turned web developer and I do all my development at work in OSX - because it's much better than Windows for window management. Linux is even better but if I would have taken your advice and limited myself to The Only Question, I never would have known t...

You can also support free software while still using Windows. In many ways, supporting open document formats on all platforms is a greater contribution to freedom. However, I love GNU/Linux and have been using it exclusively for three years - I started out with an attitude similar to yours. There ar...

You might also try Flash Optimizer. It has lots of settings for optimizing a swf without an associated fla. It's probably pretty perfect for Moho, though I don't have any personal experience with it.

http://www.flashoptimizer.com/

Make a keyframe, open the actions editor and type:

stop();

This update is amazing. I haven't been doing any animating lately, but I'm shaking with excitement to get started. The Linux support - WOW! Thank you, Lost Marble.

If you're on a mac and use the quicktime format, there's an Apple Uncompressed codec. That really is uncompressed. In commercial animations you would render to frames in a lossless format and bring it into a compositing program (this has been mentioned many times on the forum). Outputting to a compr...

Sorry about that. I'm OSX at work and Linux at home.

You can also make your own shortcuts. Open scripts/tool/_tool_list.txt and make/change hotkeys for whatever you want.

The answer is no. However, you can choose different codecs for the mov output.

I'm glad you like it. I laugh at it also, but it's strange because I really hate him. As I've been showing it to people I've found that they want an explanation. It's upsetting because I _think_ this comes from an automatic assumption about an artist's work being something that they desire. For inst...

Please tell me what you think of this one-minute piece I've just completed. It's my 'thesis' from a 3D animation program, titled 'Monstrous in Appearance, Monstrous in Spirit.' small: http://www.staugler.net/thesis/thesis_small.mov - 12 mb medium: http://www.staugler.net/thesis/thesis_medium.mov - 2...

I actually brought this up in another thread. I wanted a piece of software to emulate a lunchbox. Here's the thread:

http://www.lostmarble.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1267

And here's the software mentioned; It's incredible, exactly what I needed:

http://www.plasticanimationpaper.dk/

Right now the layer dialog is used for organizing the art and determining depth. You want the functions to be seperated, i.e. one dialog for logical groups like 'Character', and another for depth sorting.

I'd be interested to see something like that.