Moho (Anime Studio) Tutorials

50 different snowflakes designed in Moho Pro 12
They were created with the use of reference layers.

Created with delayed reference layers in Moho Pro 12

3D and reference layers were used to create this animated gif in Moho 12

The left part was drawn first, then using a reference layer, the right side was created. (Flipped reference layer).
Although a mask was used to clean the shapes and lines, it would be possible to do this without a mask.
If points are changed on the left part of the face, the right side is updated automatically.

The opening shot has her cauldron stick flying about. This was a Reference Layer. When making the animation and when previewing it the stick was in the cauldron as it was supposed to be. Where have I gone wrong?

Looking at internet reference material, I was struck by how comical snowmen looked when surrounding mailboxes. Everything else just developed from that. Created the word balloon in an old copy of Xara Xtreme, which I also used to distort it for the inflation sequence.

With a very loose reference to Dr Who, I just couldn't resist this one after my mate David sowed the seed of the idea by uttering the infamous, "Are you my mummy?"

This started from a desire to animate a Sprite in Moho and ended up with a Halloween Gangnam Dance routine.
The original gangnam sprite was from Estelle Weyl @estellevw
Some animated content derived from reference vector art images @ Freepik

This kaleidoscope effect was made in Anime Studio Pro 11 using the new reference layer option.

There is one large image that moves inside a masked layer that has been copied. Some of the copies have been flipped to add to the effect.

You only need to change the image and animation of the image layer to have a go.
Render times may be slow on older machines.
There are a lot of possibilities to explore.