I also bought Clip Art Pro which promptly disappeared from their lineup. While they owned it, little was done to develop it and they seemed more interested in protecting their rights than providing the customer with a positive experience. But until then, leave it off.Update: I have a long history with Smith Micro having been a POSER user since it first came out. I'm hoping that they will expand it to include an option to save multiple versions. It's been reported so I'm sure they're looking at it. I agree developers need to re-visit this feature. I do the same when using Photoshop, After Effects, LightWave, Maya, Fusion.doesn't matter. These are actually general suggestions and not specific to using Moho. It's also a good idea to reboot your computer everyday or at least a few times a week, especially if you tend to do a lot of heavy work in multiple programs. (We do both where I work, and we rarely lose work or much time due to crashing.)Īnother option is to use the auto-save script posted elsewhere in these forums.
Alternatively, you can enable Windows Previous Versions. Out of habit, I save my work every few minutes (Ctrl-s) and use 'Save As.' to create a new version about every 15 minutes. It's much more reliable to make frequent version saves as you work. We stopped using this option at my workplace quite a while ago, and I suggest other should off until it's been fixed. Yeah, the zero-length file issue with Auto-save has been a problem for a lot of people. Please dev team revisit the file system within Moho and have original files protected when Moho crashes. No other program that I have or currently work on becomes corrupt if I have to shut down the program. How would/could the original working file become corrupt during render? The working file should be protected against a program shut down. Now, not only is the Autosave recovery file gone, my working file is now corrupt.
I shut down Moho with End Task as there was no other option. I then restart Moho, and choose to NOT recover and was able to open my file by selecting Open. Also, during animating, I saved the file several times. I shut down and checked the my file system to see if my file was were I saved it. On the first restart, I choose to recover. When trying to render, Moho just locked up. I just worked on a lip sync file that took me quite a bit of time. The AutoSave and recover file needs to be looked at again and changed.
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