I kind of wish the default was to make unassigned bones have no influence on the layers.

Thank you!

JustoShow thanks man! Happy to hear it was helpful

Glad it helps!

Thanks! Really excited for this course goes LIVE so everyone can see all that I have done :)

Glad it helps +Nita-V! If you are interested in the course where you learn this and more it's now LIVE :) Check it out www.udemy.com/complete-rigging-course-moho-anime-studio/?couponCode=FACEBOOKPROS12

McCoy Buck woow seriously? wow I love to know more about to work with png I draw on my phone... love you videos, thank you so much. 😊😉

Glad I can help! Yep in the course I will teach you everything you need to know to start doing that and more. Right now it's 2 hours long going over all the tools and methods and I still have another 2-3 hours to add to the course. That will be available beginning of next month :) Best part you have lifetime access to the course

Hey Eric! Not sure I understand the question and possibly commented on the wrong video ;) but I will take a stab at what I think you desire. If you are referring to the LIVE streams I did where I dissected the different characters, regarding the samurai. There isn't too much to dissect there. The reason being is because frame by frame is hand drawing not rigging. I know that is a terrible answer but I also am not good at frame by frame to be honest :/

yes you're right its not the correct video, I apologize. Thanks for commenting anyway. Thanks again for sharing the videos on rig diseccting. They're very helpful.

I'm happy to hear that it helps!

Flexi-binding only works with bone strength. In order to make sure those bones don't influence other layers. Each layer must be bound to a bone. If it is difficult to bind certain layers to certain bones, it would be best to continue to break down those layers so they move with the proper bone

Thanks so much for the helpful and speedy response, McCoy. It is greatly appreciated@@McCoy_Buck Is this the correct sequence? 1. Press "Shift -B" to select the bones 2. Select Texture [Alt > R-click] on the texture 3. Bones > FlexiBind Layer

@@TimLinklater sure thing! The tutorial might go a little fast. Sequence: 1. Select the layer (bitmap) you want to bind bones to, in the layer panel = Quick select layer "alt+right click on art/ texture 2. Using the select bone tool 'b' on the keyboard - left click the bone you want to select. Shift left click on all bones you want to select if there are more than one. 3. To bind those bones using flexi-binding either use shortcut Ctrl+shift+F, menu > bone > 'use selected bones for flexi-binding', or if using moho 14 go to top right of the select bones menu options and click on the button that says 'link bones'

Thanks so much for the clarification@@McCoy_Buck ! That worked perfectly. I must have had the sequence out of order before as the #3 step wasn't available [Bone > FlexiBind Layer] but your step-by-step response was a great help! THANK YOU!!!

Hey I racer, i answer a lot of those questions in the course

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Hi Mccoy, I already bought your course on Udemy, and this Flexi binding stuff is confusing me.

Okay I am sorry to hear that. That was a link to the free lectures. I really don't know of any other way to explain. Perhaps hop on to my groups Moho Pros - beginners on Facebook and ask the question there, perhaps someone might be able to break it down further for you?

Easiest way to put it. Flexi-bind = ability to bind multiple bones to one layer. Layer binding = one layer per bone

Hi McCoy, I did some testing in Moho and I think I'm getting there to understanding it. If I can have a few beginner questions? I noticed in your lecture and when I tried it myself that squashing and stretching bones works so differently when flexibinding vs layer binding a ball. Any idea why? Also if I flexi bind a layer to a bone, what does the bone strength affect in that case?