Moho (Anime Studio) Tutorials

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

In this example, the two vanishing points are moved with one master bones. Other bones are linked to these bones and move in relation automatically once set.

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

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)

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)

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

This effect was made in Anime Studio Pro 11.1

The map is on the bottom layer, moving the magnifier will move a larger masked copy to give the effect.

Backgrounds in Clip Studio Paint. I enjoyed animating the artificial horizon on the flight deck. Also my first use of the "Create Shape" tool to punch the holes in the windows. Question... should I move the speech bubble with the camera movement? I tried stationary in one shot and moving in the other.

The main wheel is rotated with the physics engine which then moves the other parts.

Tutorial: Moving A Pump With Physics

This shows one way that eyes can be setup in Anime Studio.

Using the offset bone tool and masked layers, this solution makes eye movement quick and easy.

Anime Studio Tutorial: Basic Eye Rig

File provided by:
Aogo / a244233256
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http://www.youtube.com/user/a244233256/videos

The video this was used in can be found here

It's Zany Zebra time!!!

Audio credits:
Splat sound effect recorded by Mike Koenig, available through soundbible.com, licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0.
"Move Your Body" licensed for use from freestockmusic.com
Forest sounds are public domain, available through soundbible.com

Made 100% in Anime Studio using 3D layers.
Not perfect, but gives you an idea of possibilities.

Note: Anime Studio is not really 3D software - it's 2D software that can move layers in a 3D space, and as such, this manikin is very limited in movement.



*I noticed after uploading that the far hand was in shadow! This could be corrected with a slight turn of his hand.