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Awww!!! Don't paniccc, stick with it, it's really awesome! I taught myself but I have a lot of experience of other animation software to help me find similar tools/principles. If you're brand new, have you tried Moho's own free course? I don't fully know the limits of Debut but I think this is the best place to start: ua-cam.com/play/PLynyD-7entJ2giKWS9ReviR-exwJ3UJ3T.html

@@mohogal I’ll give it another go. I don’t remember why I didn’t like and was struggling the official tutorials before. This is the first rigging animation software I’ve ever worked with and I’ve wanted to use it since I have motivation issues with frame by frame TwT my only real experience is with Clip Studio

@@mollyheadycarroll I know I have said this somewhere, I just can not remember where!!! A very good point, that tripped me up in the beginning! Super important, thanks for sharing! 💕

Aw really sorry! I personally critique and help all the way through, so it's ran in cohorts so I can keep up :) The next one will start on 4th November but that's not announced yet! Sign up to Adam's mailing list to find out when the course runs ❤️ www.adamsanimationacademy.com/

@@JayEllis aw yay!!!! Love this for you! Go, Jay GO 🎉

@@mohogal Thanks ☺️ Have a penguin 🐧 I tried teaching myself Blender, 3d and 2d. I have tried procreate as well as others. Vector art seems to be something I keep coming back to, though. At the moment it’s Moho and ToonSquid 👍🏼 youtube.com/@ameliamaylockmagic?si=n5aa79BGhRecafta

It does include "limited versions of PRO features like Meshes, Curvers and Smart Bones" - if there is smart bone capability and your rig is simple, I would say absolutely! It's all about good decision making and testing. You can squeeeeze a lot out of designs with good planning :) If you have a very complicated character and really do need 360 function out of it (I would argue you don't!) then I think PRO will always be better!

@@mohogal thank you so much

@@garymankey6186 you are so kind :)

@@Wolfie9149 ah I am so glad!!!! It confused me so much!! 😅

omg that's SO kind of you!!! 😂 If you only knew how much I panic about my voice :p

@@101touchapps hi! It’s not for beginners really - it’s a software course aimed at animators who need to learn a new software ❤️ I would totally recommend animation school first! It’s priced as cheaply as I dared; it took me 8 months to make! :)

@@mohogal 8 months 😵😵‍💫🥴 let me go hide in my cocoon and weep! thats a lot of hard work! what online school do you recommend?

@@kartoonal yaaaaaay! It’s so fun right?!

@@mohogal sooo much fun in every project there is a fun challenge 🤩

It's a reeeeeally good question that's a little hard to explain - but I want to keep each action open and operating *from* frame zero - almost as if Frame Zero is the first key. If you have KEYS on default positions, and then later move them on Zero - it can cause problems down the line - actions and smart bones can change unexpectedly on Frame 1. It's hard to illustrate in words - I strugle to explain without showing!

@@mohogal That makes sense. It never occurred to me that you could program multiple actions one one bone. I might start doing likewise.

Ooooh that does sound a bit old 😢 the best way to check is download their free trial and see if it runs smoothly - there’s loads of free scenes and rigs with it to test! They did recently change their engine and that seems to need a more modern graphics card. You should be able to tell immediately if you’ll need an upgrade at least 🩵

@@mohogal Thanks! I'll do that! I'm saving up for a newer more powerful computer.

Thanks for commenting! Sadly this is a paid course for an online school. I hope to make many youtube tutorials in the future, it's just finding the time 😂😭

@@mohogal Pleased make youtube tutorial because i dont have money to buy paid course

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@@MrEdit6.0-d7j hellooooo

@@mohogal plese give me moho softwere !

@@RichardVanLe aww awesome!!! Looking forward to meeting you!

Yep, both! You can bring in any bitmaps/PSDs etc and SVGs for vector :)

@@WorldEmpire In the caption of this video! The last link :)

​@@mohogalyayy ah now I see it lmao 😅😆

Holy S### That's McCoy_Buck!!?!

Hey, what's up!

​@@McCoy_BuckYou the man 💯 Your $20 advanced rigging course from few years back was a godsend

Ooooh did I not say it! To keep the vectors themselves free for art changes/problem solving! The smart bone actions driving groups allows for more control later on, passed to the animator! I don’t like having vectors tied up in actions if I can help it :)

@mohogal Maybe you did say that, or I had guessed as much. But I don't see why it is better than just transforming the layer.

@@diregnome4898 Let's say I want to have multiple controllers in a rig. If I have two smart bone actions driving the transforms of a layer, I am going to get undesirable results when both are used. The layer will struggle to be in two places at once. If I have groups (and groups and groups in big rig cases) it leaves options for problem solving later down the line (a god send in a big pipeline) and I can have multiple functions active at once. Transforming the layer IS keeping the vectors free, I agree! But I am building more options in using groups. If you want to see a big rig, I did a Moho Webinar and talk through the Puffin Rock rigs - which shows this in more detail :D

@@mohogal Thanks! That makes sense.

Hi! The next round is open for sign ups and starts on the 9th September! It’s through Adam’s Animation Academy: www.adamsanimationacademy.com/moho-anim ❤

@@mohogal one qq... Is drawing a necessary skill for making good animations? Also i am a complete begginer( just have some davinci resolve fusion experience), so is there anything i need to prepare in advance?

@@ramanandh1261ah! The course does not teach animation principles - it’s more a software training course for animators! That said, there’s no drawing necessary - it’s rigged animation and I provided all the rigs. If you have no animation experience, I think this course might be quite advanced ❤

@@mohogal thank you for responding. Il try something on debut to get some experience and would join ur course.

You are so kind!!!

Aww yay thank so much for saying!!!! I'm so glad!

Hiiiii Susan, and thank you so much for your great question! And lovely words :) In my animation course - it is literally just teaching animation with provided rigs - the rigs are vector and we animate the vectors in the exercises. For all the reasons you have aready described - they are fully controllable and therefore more desirable for an industry pipeline. All the Puffin Rock main cast are made to look as lovely as possible, like a textured bitmap storybook - but they are vectors. However, there are a ton of background creatures and plants that are exclusively bitmaps. They are easy to rig and therefore fast to implement - but what you win in Time, you lose in Control. If that's a fair swap for you, no one has any right to tell you otherwise :D One of my FAVOURITE creators who works in Moho is Camila Reis: instagram.com/cammiereis/ - gorgeous, gorgeous bitmap animations!!!! She also worked on the Puffin Rock movie, and I got to meet her at Annecy this year. Definitely worth a follow. In terms of animating bitmaps - animation is animation, there are really no secret techniques, a rig is a rig. As long as the bitmaps are rigged nicely, they can be animated in the same way I teach in my course ^-^ Loads of the Moho Library characters they provide for free are bitmaps too! (There's a big rock .. monster... snake thing!!) Super impressive!!!

Thanks for your question! ❤️ It's a good question! For a fast, simple and one off rig, you can do whatever you like and find the easiest! But for big pipeline industry rigs, where changes happen all the time and I need to cater for any scenario - it is safer to keep everything working seperately to allow for maximum possiblities. I also always want things to have their own origin points (anchor points/pivot points) for problem solving later. Usually animators want to do special things. I'm always aiming for easy fixes later on! It's not gospel, but it is how I do things in industry :) I've worked on many shows, and it is definitely a trend to keep everything seperated on their own layers! Hope that makes sense, I am probably too industry-pilled at this point :D

@@mohogal ohh it make sense, thank you for clearing my doubt 😄

@@sheeesh2501 You're so welcome :)

haha!!! Thanks so much!!

Thank yoooo ❤️

You are SO SUPPORTIVE!!!! Thank you so much :,D

An Arm is definitely on the list!! Thanks so much for taking the time to write :) ❤️

@@mohogal thank you, i will find this 🥰