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That's weird . The color of the sprite shows up in the reflection but not on the sprite itself. When I try it I get white-only in real time, full color in a progressive render, and white sprites with color reflections in a full render. This may become a bug report.

Happy early Halloween, John!

I thought I'd get a full color Eddie after the effect but it didn't work out... CloudEddieC000.mp4

Glad you're back on track, John!

Thanks, Malo! I meant to delete "Delete.prj". D'oh! Interesting. For me, missing images and materials will still get a dialog opened without a freeze, but missing models, actions and chors will get a freeze.

vaseX.mdl should be a valid model. It was empty?

@Phil What version of Windows are you on and what graphics do you have? thanks!

Thanks, Phil! Are you saying that it opened a dialog to find the mdl but still froze?

Can no one test this?

Hi Vance, I think all browsers have discontinued ftp for some security reason that someone once explained to me but I have forgotten. However, there is still access to the Hash ftp with an ftp client (Filezilla is free) without entering a username or password. Give that a try.

Those letters look great! I'm not quite sure what you are trying to do. A compositing program like After Effects can arrange a large number of clips on the screen at once... but you still have to render that out to a new movie. You want this to be a live effect with no pre-rendering?

This PRJ in this ZIP is contrived to require you to find a missing asset, "vase.mdl" When you open this PRJ in v19.5, do you get a dialog asking you to find it or do you get a freeze? Also tell me what version of A:M you are using. Thanks! TestAssets.zip

It's a bug in v19.5 Go back to v19.0 for this until v19.5b comes out, which should be soon.

The long overdue Prehistoric contest medal is taking shape...

In the PWS, on the Sounds folder (1) to import a WAV (2) In the PWS, drag the WAV into your Choreography (3), it will appear in the timeline pane. You can scrub in the timeline pane to preview the sound(4). It will sound choppy. On my computer, I can't hear the sound until i add a WAV of silence(5) to the Chor in the same manner. You can try it with these two WAVs. WAVs.zip

I'm glad that you're continuing to continue, Jason!

I am concerned that Jason has not been back to the forum (and the store, I presume) since the previous Saturday. That is unusual for him to be gone so long.

She looks great! Unless you know you need these two splines where they are I'd be tempted to join them as one...

We'll just remind @Jason Simonds that you have a confirmation problem. The weekend is nigh!

I had reason to renew my subscription today. The emails arrived... immediately! The serial key is communicated in both the "Serial keys for..." email and the "Animation Master Web Store..." email. My email reader is set to text-only normally so i had to temporarily set it to display HTML to see the emails.

Possibly related: a few people contacted me after trying to reset their passwords... and not getting the email that is supposed to make that happen. Some maybe something is AWOL in Hash emails right now.

eeeee-yup. Haste makes waste! I guess you'll be waiting for Jason to check his messages... which he may not get to until le weekend. I presume you got a receipt for a completed purchase from your payment method. I presume that was PayPal.

Videos now available here... https://forums.hash.com/topic/52653-texturing-a-head-model-by-jim-talbot/

The confirmation email and the email with the key have always been instantaneous for me, but I am not like other mortals it seems. It is possible to retrieve keys manually. Log in to your store account and then go to Serial Keys, then scroll WAY DOWN to the bottom of the page to see if your recent purchase is there. If it's not there, if your payment method didn't go through, or some other problem, then you may need to ask Jason about it , but wait a day first.

AFAIK, it is not planned. There is an SDK for A:M available, perhaps a knowledgeable programmer could be recruited and commissioned to create a plugin.