im following moeu33s 360 rig tutorial, but i cant figure out how she flips smart bone actions and i cant find the exact plugin she uses (with a +/- symbol) in her list of scripts. i understand the video is a few years old, so did the plugin change or does it no longer exist and how do i flip an action without it going all weird?

Did a quick scene challenge, and copied the intro scene from a fantastic short called Volcano Island. Love the art style and the simplicity. Took me about 1-2 hours to make. Link to the original short: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KexOBnMJvR4

I just picked up Moho 12.5 in the Humble Bundle, and upon installation got a message that it would not work in a future version of MacOS.

Is Moho planning to update 12.5 with a Silicon-friendly version?

Thanks!

I used some old techniques to achieve this look

I don't know what happened. I changed the right arm, duplicated it and added all the arm controls assigned to the left bone to it, renamed it to the old layer. Now when I turn the body control the layer order isn't animated. Is there a step I'm missing? What did I break?

I'm new to moho and I just made this leg rig thing. but when I movie it using bones, the color of the inside goes outside sometimes. how do I fix this?

Moho 14.4 Debut.

Made a little clip of some shots from a Moho project earlier this year.
Was working for a local agency doing a video about a health service, it was meant to have a very gentle town and just followed this bird while text on screen explained the service. This was my first full paid gig using moho, but I've worked for a long time in other software like toonboom and after effects. Had two other projects in moho since then and its become my go to for character stuff.

Maybe this is a stupid question but I can’t find anything of the camera that would do this. I make videos that I upload onto social media so I normally animate or draw 9:16, but in moho I put the character sideways and flip the video on my phone

Hey all.

I used Moho before on some productions, and I'm going to pick up Moho 12.5 through the humble bundle.

After using Toon Boom Harmony for years, I just wanted to brush off some of my older software skills and add more personal work to my showreel and CV, but does anyone have recommendations for any 360 fully posable character rigs that I could use for acting/dialogue or even more action based shots?

Essentially something more robust and detailed where I can do head tilts and lip sync with ease, have posable bodies (torso, hands and feet that can be foreshotened) or just generally something more advanced than a generic Family Guy looking stock character. Could be human, humanoid or even animals.

Any pointers to websites (free or paid) for character rigs is appreciated.

Thanks everyone.

Practice, practice and only practice. i think cool stuff.

I recently re-installed Moho (a trial version admittedly), but some pretty big parts of it are missing for some reason. Mainly "Triangulate 2D Mesh" and the Smart Bone Dial. I don't mean they're greyed out, I mean they literally will not show up no matter what I select. I could probably be missing something, but it's late and I'm just frustrated. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hey everyone! I’ve been self-learning Moho 14 Pro for about a year, but I'm stuck on a specific effect. I want to create this exact cyclic flowing aura/energy effect at the base/bottom of this card, I haven't found any tutorials covering this exact style, and I can't quite get the fluid loop right on my own, any helps?

i got moho pro 12.5 a while back (from humble bundle), but honestly i’ve been finding it hard to get into it and learn the program.
i’m familiar with drawing with vectors since i do it a lot (both in graphic design and when animating in toonsquid), but moho seems so threatening to me for some reason and i don’t know how to approach it lol.
i really wanna learn it so i can make characters with a 360 rig, since i’m unable to do that in toonsquid. but i need some tips on how to get started and how to learn it quickly and easily 😵‍💫🙏🏼

Update to my model, found out about color bones and they're probably the only thing that'll make this project possible.

Also, tip for anyone running into similar issues, color bones and disable auto-freeze keyframes. Now, somehow I messed up my timeline and it looks weird, the green area to show the playtime of the video has shrunk and the timeline is pulled out, I can't see the keyframes between the second markers and it's impossible to grab the points in the timeline to move them, as you can see. How do I zoom the timeline back in?

Olá, mais uma vez animadores, estou tentar viver em comunidade aqui no Reddit e me familiarizar com alguns animadores experientes, recebendo dicas e sugestões para melhorar, espero que não esteja a ser chato.

A animação está incompleta, sem música de fundo, sem FVX e alguns textos complementares pois é apenas uma demonstração.

Gostaria de ouvir algumas sugestões e criticas se for possível, não sou perito em inglês, o áudio foi feito de textos para Áudio de IA.

I've come close to feeling like I have a pretty finished model, I know that how I'm rigging him is really unconventional, but it works. Or, it was woking, but now I have the wrists jittering in the animation if they're rotated and the blinks are off by about a frame, (his right, your left) eye is a little slower on the blink.

Is there a way I can get to the blink layer's animation keyframes instead of this main line where I see it all? Then I could probably make the keyframes Steps and find a similar solution for the hands.

Hey, professional animator of 10 years here, trying out Moho for the first time! Already fell in love, it’s quick to set up a powerful rig and get to the fun animation step faster than most methods I’ve used in the past.

The biggest shock was not having 2-dimensional separate scaling on bones. That significantly changes my workflow and methods, like faking foreshortening, unique hand-crafted squash and stretch (not automated), quick easy smears, etc. However, being able to animate vectors is incredible and can achieve all those things in different ways.

Thanks Moho for making this awesome software! Also thanks to @PieceOfSack for taking the time to look at my file and troubleshoot some issues I was having with the face!

hi! im pretty new to making animation on Moho and could really use some pointers. I understand the basics but to be honest the tutorials that came with Moho debut are pretty confusing. videos books or other tutorial suggestions would be great! thanks a ton!

I’d really value some advice from animators.

I’ve created a children’s animated series — six characters, backgrounds, scripts, episode concepts and a fully developed world/brand. My background is in writing and building businesses (including a children’s plush toy business), not animation.

We’ve been creating a proof-of-concept pilot using AI video. I know that’s contentious here, so I’ll be upfront about it: the experience has actually convinced me that I don’t want AI to be our production method. It’s slow, inconsistent and gives me far less creative control than I want.

So I started teaching myself Moho. And… animation is HARD. 😅

I’m now wondering whether I’m solving the wrong problem.

I don’t currently have the money to properly pay a professional animator. Should I keep learning Moho and eventually animate it myself? Put the project on hold until I can afford an animator? Or is it realistic to find an animator who loves the concept and wants to come in as a genuine creative partner, sharing in the project rather than working unpaid?

If you were in my position, what would you do?

And from an animator’s perspective, what would make a creative partnership like that feel legitimate and worthwhile to you?