larsgudm wrote:
One concrete request i can mention:
When you are in the DEFAULTS(For new shapes) mode of the shapes panel and you have a style active, it would help if MOHO simply previews what this style is (Fill, Stroke, Brush) is.
Instead of forcing you to first apply the stroke to only then find out it was not the style you intended.
Tip: When I create a Custom Style, I'm diligent about giving it a sensible name. In general, I do this for most Moho items like Bones, V-Bones, Actions...and even Shapes when they're part of a complex layer, such as hands with articulated fingers, or Liquid Shapes.
For example, when a Style is meant to be used only for character outlines, I'll name it something like
Char Lines.
When the outline Style is for a specific character, it might be called
Bob Char Lines. Then, every Style meant specifically for the character would be named
Bob Whatever. This way, I'm never confused about what any Custom Style represents. This practice is definitely better than relying on the default 'Style 1, Style 2, etc,' names.
I also try to keep the Style name as short as possible, often using abbreviations, so the entire name is visible in the window.
A lot of workflow practices like this don't come from the manual...it's just stuff one figures out after using the program in a couple of productions. So, keep using Moho...it will get easier sooner than you might think.
Hope this helps.
