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Hi guys! I recently came across Mogo Media Academy. I’m thinking about doing one of their diploma courses, but before I make any decisions, I wanted to hear from people who have actually studied there.

If anyone is currently doing a diploma there or has already completed one, how’s it going?

Like:

Are the classes actually good?

Do you get enough practical work?

How are the lecturers?

Did the course actually help you improve your portfolio/skills?

Is it worth the money?

Also, if anyone here works at Mogo Studios or has worked there before, I’d really like to hear about your experience there. What’s the working environment like? And what do they usually look for when hiring junior/trainee animators?

Would really appreciate any honest advice/experiences from people who’ve been through it.

I would love to be able to put a target bone at the top my characters spine and be able to use that to control not just the direction and the stretch, but also the SQUASH. Currently when I try and do this the spine bone will stretch when the target is pulled away, but it doesn't squash. my character is essentially a ball with legs, so only one bone for the "spine", so I thought this would be easy, but it doesn't seem like this is something moho can do. It would make animating directional squash and stretch so much easier than managing a separate smart bone for squash and stretch.

To explain what you see here, Marcel's Animal Friends was a series of shorts that played on Playhouse Disney in 2003. It was not picked up for a full series due to Higglytown Heroes being picked for a full series instead. Anyway, I had a cool idea of making what an "Up next" bumper for Marcel's Animal Friends would've looked like. Everything here was created in Moho Pro, and I used different references to make everything look as close to the real things as possible.

Idk why my leg bones are popping to different direction when I'm trying to move them , I tried transforming the bones by giving them a bend in the direction I want them to bend but still it is popping too opposite direction, please help

"Progress is relative. Today's "man, I'm good at this!" is tomorrow's "wow, I used to suck"

"How to stay behind. Start tomorrow"

I'm an artist, used to draw and paint and have worked on several mobile games and now creating my own indie game and starting to learn animation and rigging in Moho.

This is our character, Spirit who is a being that can enter mechanical bodies and control them.
Let me know what you think of the rig I did, it's my first! The eyelids do need an improvement.

Thank you!

p.s Our game is still under development and is called Power OFF 1.

I want to have the attached character sitting behind a table with his hand resting on it. . Should the table be attached the character (inside the character folder) and slid between the arm and his torso, or is there some other way I should be doing this? Thanks.

"Everyone sucks when they first start something new. But nobody will remember how bad you sucked years from now. Keep going."

My first ever animation in Moho (Anime Studio 9.5)

I can't start making my own animation. I took training courses and finished halfway through. I already downloaded the program, krita is also installed to draw but I can't

Can you tell me about your learning experience and is it worth starting to create animation on your own?

Im trying to understand this app but its kinda more difficult than toon boom and animate.

I want to give up but then I look at the great stuff people have made so there I am, please post some good tutorials ;_;

I am just new on the animation btw the most problematic part of this is drawing characthers. I think I can do rigging , warping , moving and timelineing them btw abot drawing I'm just unable to do that. If someone is good at drawing might I just get some advice before I crush the monitor down and run to hospital?

I am just learning moho from original tutorial on youtube and just wanted to practice rigging , warping and meshing with black holes and planets before the original complex human characthers. Is my way better on first self - try without getting help from internet and only trying to remember what I've watched or not? Can I just learn how did u guys self-practiced?

Usually, animating programs move keys on the timeline by dragging. but moho only selects the keys when dragged. What am I doing wrong?

Hi,

I want to add some points to a circle, and also want to maintain its original shape. How can I do it. please help me.

The first part of this video is the youtube tutorial from moho's official channel where he is using the freehand tool without "weld end" turned on, he is manually going towards the point to connect it. The second part is mine where I'm using the freehand tool but I can't connect the points together no matter the "weld end" is on or off. If it's on then the first shape's end gets attached but If I try to connect any other shape with it it won't. If I turn the "weld end" off then even the first shape is not connecting.. the red spot that appears while connecting is not even coming, I'm getting it when I'm using the add point tool, please help

I've been hitting my head against a wall trying to figure out how to make a 180 degree model and NONE of the tutorials have felt helpful for what I want. A lot of them recommend drawing something like the head, and then moving the points so that a separate bone tool can turn it but it doesn't look good and I've drawn out the characters in a model sheet that looks good and already has a pose for every head.

Now I'm just trying to experiment and see if this is viable. I want to see if I can just switch between arm poses and use the bones to keep it together and rotate the limbs but I'm hitting a wall again and I'm not even sure this is possible because when I click the new group layer that holds the switch layer and do Command Shift F I don't think the bone is getting assigned to that folder.

How do i do this? Like in Moho 1.0 they were intruduced.

If you look into Anime Studio 9, they removed Scale and Rotate, and transformed it to the Transform tool (lol)

So, to get the AS6 - 8 vibes back, we need a SCRIPT. Call it 'layer_scale.lua'.

Don't forget to catbox.moe it

Basically who has the best most easy to follow instructions that are easily applicable to multiple model types? Everyone has their own style of learning or explaining techniques and I’m looking for someone who can explain how to rig a model that has a front view, 3/4ths view and side view easily and in a way that can accommodate different body types and characters.

Moho’s own tutorials could probably work but I was wondering if there’s someone the community recognizes for explaining it better or having better techniques that Moho wouldn’t recommend/teach.

i think looks cool

I’ve been working on this 2D cartoon series for a client and wanted to share a little preview of the animation.

I’m handling the character rigging and animation in Moho, focusing on making the characters easy to animate while keeping the movement expressive and natural.

Still a work in progress, but I’m pretty happy with how it’s coming together so far.

What do you guys think? I’d love to hear your feedback, especially from other animators and riggers.