Moho (Anime Studio) Tutorials

Movie Files made this too large so they were omitted from the original. If you would like these files you can get them here (46MB). Only had 10 days to complete Enjoy!

Here is one way to setup a slider control in Moho.

Use the manipulate bone tool (Z) to move the sliders.

Pros: slider control stays on the track, easy to animate with, looks good.
Cons: fiddly to setup, keypoints don't copy on the timeline, and hidden bones can get animated keyframes set.

The trick is to use a large bone to control the movement. This bone is then set as a shy bone and hidden.

No music media included. Available from YouTube Studio.

Everything you see is done inside Anime Studio Pro 9.5. This could be a 2nd chapter of my first entry.
I did all this animation in three days and all the music, voices and performances was done by me in my music studio.time
Sometimes I use a few more softwares for 3D and compositing and color grading, this time I did everything in ASP and it was so easy put all things togheter. I Hope you Enjoy it!



You can view part one here

Butterfly flying through the jungle

Using bones I move points so that objects appear 3D.

In this example, the single vanishing point is moved. Other bones are linked to this bone and move in relation automatically once set.

Move the master bone in frame 1 to see this working.

Using the bone select tool, click on the other bones, then view their bone constraints and note the settings in 'position control bone'. The values range from 0 (closest to camera) to 1 (next to master)

A kangaroo that can "float like a butterfly sting like a bee".
Made in Anime Studio Pro 10.1


Licence: You can do what you want.

This is the first cartoon I've made with a "pro" version of Anime Studio and I'm very pleased with the added features and expanded 'freedom' to create animations. I love this site too! What a resource when you hit those - "how do I...?" moments. I can't wait to work on more ideas, but...at a more liesurely pace next time (I didn't get much else done this month because of this cartoon!)

Sound effects that were gathered from the internet were all 'cc by 3.0' or public domain. (they're in the end credits)

I had to read up on 'fair use' rules for the 'Frogger' scenes, and was convinced that I wasn't in any danger there. Enjoy!

This is Fane the Fox doing walk cycle.

These gears are moved using the physics engine.

Anime Studio Tutorial: Animating Gears With Physics