MR Transform Rig Tool 2.0 BETA 14

[KuzKuz]

Awesome! I'm planning to spend more time with MR Transform Rig this week, so this is very timely!

Thank you for creating and sharing so many excellent tools, Eugene! Your work makes Moho even more fun to use!

Thank you! If you need any assistance with the tool, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

[Daxel]

Wow this is amazing! I've been wanting that live editing style for years. Super useful. Thanks a lot!

[Greenlaw]

Hi Eugene!

I'm using MR Transform Rig to duplicate and mirror a fairly complex arm setup in a character.

The tool worked perfectly for the duplicate part, and it renamed the bones, artwork, and actions perfectly.

Physically mirroring the duplicate arm was problematic. Moho crashed whenever I clicked the Flip Horizontal or Flip Vertical buttons for the duplicate. I wonder if this was because I'm using the new 360-degree Smart Bone feature for the elbow joint. (The wrist uses a traditional Smart Bone pair setup.)

I was able to manually mirror the parts without too much trouble. The one issue I ran into with mirroring was that the Smart Bones keyframes in the wrist and elbow were rotating in the wrong direction, and they needed to be reset inside the action. After I corrected the rotation for both the elbow and wrist Smart Bones, the actions are working correctly in the mirrored duplicate. I guess this makes sense, since I'm manually flipping everything. I'm assuming the Smart Bone rotations would be correct if MR Transform's Flip command worked for me.

Anyway, I thought I should bring this up here. Is the crash I experienced a known problem?

Using version MR Transform Rig 1.2.7 in Moho 14.4 on Windows 11.

I'll experiment with this later and report if I learn anything new.

[KuzKuz]

Hi, here is the stable version 2.0 that I have wanted to release for a long time but haven’t had time to create tutorials.
Please try it - it should work reliably with Moho 14.4.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/11IbdGP ... sp=sharing

[Greenlaw]

Excellent! Thank you very much, Eugene!

I'll let you know how it works out for me.