Moho (Anime Studio) Tutorials

Here's a way to create a wormhole effect in Anime Studio.
The image and ball can be replaced with ease.

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.

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.

Made using 3D layers in Anime Studio Pro 11.1
A version for Anime Studio Pro 9 is also included.

Included are also two small renders that show single and multi-core renders. (Multi-core creates problems)

Animated graph made in Anime Studio Pro 11.1 used with the aid of the isometric grid

Made using 2D vector layers in Anime Studio.

Created by chunyang
Two particle layers with different masks create the effect.

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.

Three layers, all in physics group.
Anime Studio moves the slider with the power of the motor!

by Victor Paredes - Selgin
Original lostmarble forum post