Moho (Anime Studio) Tutorials

If you like to draw in other programs or on paper, Anime Studio 8's new trace imaging system may allow you to animate these outside images in an easier fashion.

With the patch layer in Anime Studio, you can quickly and effectively hide the seams that bind your limbs together. This tutorial walks you through the process.

In this Anime Studio tutorial Chad shows you how to apply a focus effect.

In this beginner tutorial Chad will go over how to bind layers to a set of bones. This is just one of the many ways to use bones in Anime Studio. It should give you a good start if you're new to the software.

Anime Studio allows you to apply shading effects in a few different ways. This tutorial shows you how to apply them with both layer and paint bucket tool effects.

While Anime Studio is primarily used for 2D vector graphics, it also has the ability to make simple 3D objects. In this lesson Chad shows you how to convert 2D images into 3D objects.

How to organize, save and reuse assets using the Library in Anime Studio. This is useful if you have large projects or plan on reusing assets for future cartoons.

The Timeline Sequencer in Anime Studio allows you to sequence animations and other assets on the timeline. This is useful for moving a bunch of keyframes at once, adjusting audio and timing the appearance of your assets.

Ready to share your Anime Studio work with the world? Learn how to export videos, image streams and Flash SWFs files in this easy to follow tutorial.

In this Anime Studio tutorial, Chad goes over the basics of the camera tools. This includes both workspace and camera tool sets. Also, we learn how to position our layers in 3D space.