@ANGRYBIRDSFILMSALT Welcome back! I'm glad you're working on something new and cool. Hopefully, you'll be motivated enough to finish this project - I've always had a hard time trying to complete my projects lol

@ANGRYBIRDSFILMSALT This can either be simple or complex depending on the path of your object. Assuming it is a straight path, you can use an Empty Object for it. Make the anchor of the object to be 50, 0 so the bottom center of the object will be used in transformations. Calculate the distance from point A to point B. Calculate the direction from point A to point B. Now move the empty object to point A. Rotate the object to the direction given in step 2. Now rescale the object so that the y matches the distance given in step 1. You can change x to any width you like - this will be the stroke length. Now you should have a line connecting from point A to point B. You can use this every time an object is moving to a point. However, do note that distance is affected by the zoom; it'll be normal at 100% zoom but it will double when zoom is 50%.

@ANGRYBIRDSFILMSALT said in Hyperpad for MAC?: Look at the compatibility area when you look up the editor on App Store. Yeah, hyperPad has been compatible with Macs. :) It's just that it is not publicly available yet.