Moho (Anime Studio) Tutorials

As no violence is allowed on this site, I've decided to render my cowboy with no gun in his holster. (Naah, the truth is that I had too much trouble with the body turn, with a gun in the holster. Therefore, since I can't draw a gun, my cowboy won't draw his gun either, because it won't be in his holster...) No wonder he is so cranky.

A little fun.

This is a simple animation of a cranky cowboy who was disturb by an alien. The video length is 58 second. Music is entilted bensound-littleplanet.

This is part of the animation "Cranky Cowboy" for the October 2016 competition. If you liked this file, please vote on my animation entry. I hope you enjoy it anyways.

Took way longer than planned [isn't it always like that?] I hope you enjoy.


Music
Wagon Wheel and Anamalie
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

Some cowboys are cranky and cantankerous, some cowboys are agitated and trigger happy, some cowboys are just plum loco...

the original was actually 2 separate animations due to the audio limitation.I joined the 2 animations as one in windows media player and rendered it as a wmv file at YouTube.

I started this on sept 7th had a completely different character in vector but the bone system wasn't very good (im a newbie at that) So I used poser cartoon character Mick, hope this will be acceptable those files are included as well. The final film was put together in Corel Videostudio X9 but no special FX or transitions were used. My project got broken up into two separate files (again newbie...) All the sound fx apart from bathroomwater (which is a free clip from soundbible.com) came from Corel which is free to use. The music was recorded in FL Studio 12 written by myself. and is free to use. I did place all the soundfiles in the moho files but used corel to render final output with sound.

No music media included. Available from YouTube Studio.

Once upon a time in the wild, wild West, an outlawed Octopus called Bill entered into an desert town in Mexico...

I thought I'd try the PSD to MOHO facility this month, and also MOHO's 3D potential, so I adapted a boatload of images from Freepik.com, converting them from EPS files into PSD or PNG files using Affinity Designer, then carrying out a whole lot of editing and re-layering in ClipStudio Paint. The characters and other images are based on commercially licensed images from Freepik.com and must NOT be used in part or in whole in any of your projects unless you hold the appropriate Freepik commercial license, as I do, or give appropriate credit to any of their free images. Details and original images can be found at Freepik.com.