hayasidist wrote:and .. I'd love to see this script when it's finished!

Thanks, hayasidist. One last hurdle on the script but I'm hoping to upload it tonight/tomorrow so folks can take a look at take into into production on a short I'm working on this week.

I'm singing Danke Shoen to you right now.

I'm working in Moho 12.2 and trying to change labels on an existing button to let people know if they have been assigned values or not. In a nut shell, I am using: function OG_Camera_Manager:HandleMessage(moho, view, msg) if (msg == self.BUTTON1) then LM_BUTTON.BUTTON1:SetLabel("xxxx") end...

Once again you are my personal hero, synthsin75.

Is there a way to get the name of the file currently being worked on and the directory it is stored in? I am working on a camera manager so I can just have a series of buttons to switch between camera views and am planning on storing the data in the same location as the file. All the examples I foun...

Have a look in the library, there are some files that use it. Factory Content/Scenes /CK Quick and the dead. The waist and I think the neck are constrained by value to the audio bone which drives them from the character's dialogue track. http://i64.tinypic.com/67sg7c.jpg I've done better examples b...

strider2000 wrote:The script itself is non-trivial, but with regard to the amplitude, I just used the GetAmplitude call
http://mohoscripting.com/index.php?show ... ude&id=589

Thanks, strider2000. I'll check out the wares you have for sale, too

strider2000 wrote: I had written a script that located the maxima and minima of the audio. It even had tolerance controls, to help identify local maxima and minima.

Could you elaborate on how you did this please?

I use audio as a quick and dirty way of animating head and body movements that coincide with the volume each character might be putting out. It takes a lot of effort out of what is a little addition that makes the characters more believable , but would be a boring job manually. Could you elaborate ...

I draw the skin details at Frame 0 as a shape and then hide the shape by putting the shape order lower (behind the hand, for example). Then, when my hand is moving, I raise the shape to the top to show the detail.

I was in the same boat as you so I would do two things: - I'd check out shonuff93's tutorials on youtube (https://www.youtube.com/user/ShoNuff93/videos). They're also here on the board (http://www.lostmarble.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=19226) but I like looking at all the thumbnails to get a g...

Thanks, Wes.

I am working on some longer animations and it is a chore to paste in my blink action every 80-ish frames. Is there a way to just set it to repeat or insert a set of keyframes every 'x' frames on the timeline?