Moho (Anime Studio) Tutorials

This quick example file shows a few ways to use image textures with vector layers in Anime Studio

Starting at the top left and going clockwise:
1. This star has bones to manipulate its shape. Notice how the image texture bends and morphs.
2. The texture is moved and resized
. Only the stars points have been moved
4. The vector layer has been scaled and rotated
5. The layer has been moved and rotated

*The image texture is added as a style effect

My jellyfish is crazy in it's aquarium.

A mystery is happening! Pollution is getting done! Who can be behind it all? Leave it to the wisecracking car and his friends to find out!

Hello , this is my first participate in this competition and this is my second short movie hope you love it and vote for me please

Entry into September's "Halloween" animation competition. Usual caveats -- done in haste, etc. etc...!

Each character is poseable with bones, is drawn with 8 different views and has switchable hands, brows, eyes and mouths. Created by Prof Stephen Colbran at CQUniversity Australia and drawn by Ms Karen Dishaw. The character sets and backgrounds are available for use free of charge under the Creative Commons Attribution license.

I used 70 3D layers, I would have used more, but Moho just got too slow.

Santa is ready to deliver gifts for his dear children with his companion reindeer.Santa is wishing you all Merry Christmas.

The animation was done automatically by Anime Studio's physics engine.
The worm was just dropped into the 'acid/water' and the program did the rest.
The worm is in a bone layer, and the water uses the force field setting.
(No real worms were harmed in the making of this)

Created using MOHO Debut 12.