Im new to Moho. Can a curve point be snapped to a bone? Example: could a Curver point be snapped to the beginning or end of a bone?

And if so, is there a hotkey for snapping a curve point to a bone?

Thanks!
Scott

Oh, one thing I forgot to mention is that, when replacing a layered PSD, the new PSD file can have a different name from the original (and probably it should.) It's only the layer names that need to be consistent. That's probably obvious, but I thought it was worth mentioning in case anyone reading...

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Hayasidist and Greenlaw -- Thanks so much! Sounds fairly straightforward, at least if I'm careful. All the images are bitmap. Planning on replacing layer for layer, with exact same names, in PSD file...then will try the method of copying the moho file to a new directory and manually searching for ne...

I sometimes work from a few template files for certain character types and modify them as needed. This saves me from doing common tasks like building a standard skeleton with controls, and naming layers, bones, actions, etc. This allows me to focus more on creating the artwork and figuring out any ...

New to Moho!

I have rigged a character and animated it. I want to swap out the artwork but use the same rigging and animation. That way I could have many characters without having to rig each of them. Is there an easy way to do this? Thanks!

When separating channels and applying a keyframe to only one axis (X,Y, or Z) when the channels are then combined, every channel then gets a keyframe, creating a mess of keys. Is there a way to only keyframe a single frame on a single channel and not all channels when combined?

SimplSam wrote: ↑Sun Oct 22, 2023 9:46 am Is it the same for all projects? Have tried enabling Show Curves on the lower right toolbar?

wow. hiding bones by unselecting a curve button buried in the graph editor is completely unintuitive -- couldn't find the bones to say my life until i read your post. thank you!