Hi Jim,

If you're a member of lynda.com here's a link to my puppet starch tool video, it might help. Incidentally, I find that playing around with the position and extent settings can help when they cause problems.

http://www.lynda.com/home/Player.aspx?lpk4=126232&playChapter=False?utm_medium=ldc-partner&utm_source=SSPRC&utm_content=524&utm_campaign=CD14836&bid=524&aid=CD14836

There's also this one although it doesn't go into much detail as it's an overview;

https://www.video2brain.com/en/lessons/animating-characters-with-the-puppet-tools

hope this helps,

Angie

Jim Curtis

15 October 2013 01:27

Thanks, Gary, that did the trick. Just adding more Puppet Pins that don't animate held the head in place just fine.

I watched three tutorials about the Puppet Tool today, and two of them glossed over the Starch Tool. In one (the Richard Harrington video on Adobe TV), the guy added several Starch Pins, and then a few more, and the layer section containing them was still moving around.

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