Moho (Anime Studio) Tutorials

Made with a single image using Smart Mesh for the animation

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?"

Well. I really don't know what to say about this one, or even where the idea came from.

2 scenes created in MOHO 13.5.3, with transitioning done in Shotcut video edting software. There was going to be a scene 3, but unfortunately, the production went irreparably wrong so it ended up just being 2 scenes.

A little fun.

I thought I'd try the PSD to MOHO facility this month, and also MOHO's 3D potential, so I adapted a boatload of images from Freepik.com, converting them from EPS files into PSD or PNG files using Affinity Designer, then carrying out a whole lot of editing and re-layering in ClipStudio Paint. The characters and other images are based on commercially licensed images from Freepik.com and must NOT be used in part or in whole in any of your projects unless you hold the appropriate Freepik commercial license, as I do, or give appropriate credit to any of their free images. Details and original images can be found at Freepik.com.

The original filename for this animation was bots.mp4, but youtube wouldn't allow it to be uploaded!!! I changed the filename to robots.mp4 and problem solved.
Made in Moho Pro 13.5, incorporating a simple transition effect and also some physics, delaying the start of the physics by using the Nudge Physics dialogue found under the animation menu.

Quite an interesting subject this month, giving me the opportunity to use the "noisy" keyframe quite a lot, as well as some particle, and wind animation. The animation is based on an image from Freepik ( https://www.freepik.com/free-vector/storm-concept-illustration_15857329.htm ). Whilst I have a premium licence to use this image and it's derivative, it is also available under a free licence with attribution.

Just a quick entry this month.

This was a great chance to try out frame-by-frame animation for the fire. The fireman character is a derivative of a character licensed from Freepik.com , for which I do have a licence. Further use of the fireman character would also require a licence from Freepik. I have to admit that I spend far too much time creating these animations, but love doing it and am continually learning both Animation techniques and the MOHO program. I hope you enjoy.
Nb. Fireman the world over do a great job, even if I am taking the mickey out of them!
Nb. sound files not uploaded as I the system won't accept ogg files.