Moho (Anime Studio) Tutorials

3D Minecraft style block made in Anime Studio using a simple 16x16 pixel image.

Anime Studio Tutorial: Minecraft Style Blocks

Here are two ways to create a paper cutout (cut-out) effect in Anime Studio.

The first is with the layer shadow set to Offset: 0, Blur: 0, Expansion: 10 and the colour set to white and Alpha: 255.
This has then been placed within a group with a small shadow.

The second is with a white mask that is larger than the image.
This has also been placed within a group with a small shadow.

There is a third way, but you have less control, and it doesn't look as good:
File > Project Settings > Render Style > Layer Style > Cutout

Included is a version for Anime Studio Pro 9 and Anime Studio Pro 11.

Hello, here I present another animation I've been doing, besides this practice it helps me develop my style.

I apologize for uploading the video to Youtube quality was affected.

Well I hope you will enjoy it.

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

The Unbeatable Unbelievable Unicorn Kung Fu Style

A 3D skip created using vector layers

This was used for a logo design but could be re-used for something else

oh those many hours wasted with our cartoon friends

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"

In this example file, the main object's colour is changed with the bones. (Red, Green and Blue)

Here's a simple rig with popping style.