Moho (Anime Studio) Tutorials

This is another TV with static effect - This one is more 'cartoony' as requested by SillyFanz on YouTube
This version uses a particle layer to create the lines.

Tricks with particle layers and animating flowing water.

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The contest to show how good we Nigerians are but we lack resources to showcase it. Halloween party is basically a dance move step across African country

Based off: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GiF2ctpQYA
For those who have trouble rigging an arm
Done without smartbones or patches....

Cumberland - Part 3

Kevin goes to Cumberland to face the king for his crimes of hate against Cucumbers and relations.

Riging and animate in moho pro 12. background by https://www.instagram.com/ayand.hey/

thanks for watching..

Created by Graeme Moodie

"Here's an generic cartoon eye rig file that I've been working on..
I thought it would be handy if you needed this kind of style, to be able to pull out this rig and drop it on a character"

Longest video I've made thus far. It's been fun to try new things inside of Moho in my Cumberland series.

In this video, I use actions, Smart Bones, obviously rigging, color points, multi view positions, and multiple scenes. All of which are still fairly new to me. Feedback is highly welcome. I've really enjoyed making these silly videos. I have one more final entry before completing the series, so stay tuned!

Created for a contest about Pirates for the month of June using Smith Micro's Moho 12
Music and SFX created in Corel VideoStudioX9 / "Pure Paradise - Mediterranean Cruise"

*Anime Studio 9.2+ required.

As we can't yet use the 'Animated Layer Order' with smart bones, the work around is to control the layers with their Z-axis setting. In the two examples provided you will see how one smart bone moves a layer to the back or front.

The setup:
Frame 0 of the Mainline in the smart bone action (X: +0.001)
Frame 1 in the positive action of the smart bone for the layer that you need to control. (X: +0.001)
Frame 1 in the reverse action (X: -0.001)