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Excellent information and delivery! So many great tips. Thank you!

Can you provide the animation file? This is amazing btw thanks for the vid!

Am I too late to start this tutorial as I have 14.2 now

Thank you so much sir! one of the best tutorial I've seen on the solid basics of Moho.

where is download

You cant import raster in moho? And Then bone it up?

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This is awesome! It was a pleasant surprise to see that you used my fan-made character turnaround sheet as part of your reference (seen at 0:57 and 1:28). I'm glad it came in handy! I'll have to look into Moho; it seems like a really powerful tool. Once again, excellent stuff!

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Very informative Thank you for doing this. Still haven't herd the reasoning behind the frame by frame but there are work arounds. Lost marble have some tips on this. After seeing your full animation I pictured the tiny creature running back the other way shaking it's fist. Loved the animation by the way very well done Funny!

Joel, super good animation you make, thanks for sharing them! I have a question regarding Tired Doggo. How do you make the outlines and texture wiggling in Harmony? I couldn't find this option in Toon Boom. In Moho this feature is Line Boil. But I couldn't find out how to make it in Harmony. Could you hint on your technique, please? Also, do you make tutorials to buy?

Thanks for this

I was wondering, why would you use switch layers over frame by frame layer though ?

Thank you so much! We need a full tutorial someday I'd this stuff! I wished more makers would do this! I'm willing to try this for sure. Would make me animate more often

I hope this will change the traditional animation industry for films and TV shows.

Vedio was Jolly and I liked the Positive Aura and nature of yours, making whole 51 minutes informative vedio fun and calming to watch. I learned about the tool from the perspective of an animator who is trying moho for the first time. And unlike other vedios where you are only shown result, I was able to see whole process and struggles of an animator. Besides tips and facts told in the end about animation will surely help me building strong foundation along the way. It really looks like am writting formal english exam but thanks man 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I love me a long video, packed with great info! Thanks for sharing. If I was going to suggest one thing I'd say that 16bar loop in the background gets distracting after a while :D Maybe don't include any music, or fade it out after the intro, imho!

If your artwork includes more textures, shadings, details, etc. - I don't think there is any question that cleaning this way is faster. Clean up becomes nearly impossible the more detailed the artwork, this feels like it unlocks the ability to achieve more complex but still natural animations. My thoughts, good video.

Great tutorial! I learned so much from this post. I hope you find new approaches that will help you enjoy the process.

YES! <3

Wow this is another brilliant video, thankyou Joel. Packed with information delivered with charm, generosity and humility! Great work in itself (the animation) but the generosity in reaching out to Darcy too… what a great community! Thanks so much.

Sie machen super-Videos!

I can’t thank you enough for doing this! I’ve been sticking with bone rigs and had no idea that switch layers could be FOLDERS, and whatever is on those layers could be animated themselves! 🤯 I’m going to start playing with that and meshes as homework, looks like a fun approach.

thanks for the tutorial, I'm also rather interesting in using moho as a cleanup tool after seeing darcy woodbridge animations

very informative

I have been waiting for this ever since I saw the post ,thank you so much. got Moho 14 and just starting to learn it

Please make new tutorial and use animations principal please

thank you for the tutorial

Joel, this is FANTASTIC, thankyou so much for this. Last year I very nearly spent a LOOOOT of cash on a one week toonboom course, which included one months rental of toonboom, WOW!.... This brilliant walkthrough, and your Moho walkthrough (and lots of playing with Moho!) means I am very definitely in the Moho camp now! This is really is so useful and so generous, thankyou kindly. If you wanted to maybe make a similar video for both CelAction (Bluey!) and TVPaint (LupusFilm!) then you know that would be just great, haha. No, really, sincere thanks... you've helped my steer myself toward Moho, and where I want to focus my efforts across the next few years.

JOEL! This is FANTASTIC! Best tutorial I’ve seen on the solid basics of Moho, wish I’d found it first (Moho should really be linking to this vid first… their beginner tutorials are great but I feel you really accurately respond with the complete Moho noob in mind… the path / stroke / fills / shape thing is A LOT to ‘unpack’, to reorganise the adobe-isms!… you explain it BEAUTIFULLY. honestly I’ve only just discovered Moho and it feels like I’ve dreamed it?! The community around it is so GENEROUS, it reminds me of the early days of the internet (I am so old)… frontier land, a paradigm shift. Thanks so much again. All the best, Luke

I've made summary of the vid and TIMED MAIN KEYPOINTS, if anyone's interested. Thank you for the video) 00:17:10 Start with simple shapes to create characters. 00:18:25 The tutorial provides a starting point, but more learning will be needed. 00:23:41 Instructions on setting up project settings and preferences. 00:26:21 Demonstration on using reference images and creating shapes with precision. 00:37:06 Creating shapes and strokes in Moho Pro 00:40:48 Adjusting curvature and bezier handles for shapes 00:46:39 Creating layers and organizing elements 00:56:02 Masking layers to hide or reveal content based on shapes 00:57:55 The tutorial demonstrates how to add elements to a mask without closing layer settings, ensuring changes according to the selected layer. 00:58:23 Instructions are given on excluding strokes from masks, enabling precise adjustment of mouth shapes. 00:59:50 The video covers techniques for creating complex shapes and auto-filling areas to simplify animation. 01:10:04 Demonstrates the process of rigging a character in Moho Pro, including bone creation and hierarchy setup. 01:18:14 To bind layers to bones, select the bone tool, then select the bones and use Bone > Use Selected Points/Bones for Flexi Binding. 01:19:25 Assign each layer to a bone by selecting the layer, choosing Bone > Use Selected Bones for Flexi Binding, and selecting the bones. 01:19:55 For specific parts like the mouth, use layer binding instead of flexi binding for simpler movement. 01:21:06 To add dynamics to hair, select the bones, then use Bone > Use Selected Points/Bones for Flexi Binding to ensure hair reacts only to specific movements. 01:39:56 The instructor demonstrates how to manipulate bone tools and transform layers to create animations. 01:41:33 Detailed steps are provided for rigging various facial features, including the head turn and mouth movements. 01:53:45 Additional techniques such as squash and stretch are introduced to add character dynamics. 02:03:57 The tutorial covers the process of creating character animation in Moho Pro. 02:04:50 The instructor demonstrates techniques such as keyframing, anticipation, and refining poses. 02:16:35 Tips for animation planning and keeping rigs efficient are provided. 02:20:51 The instructor encourages experimentation and suggests exploring different animation styles. Overview: The video provides a comprehensive introduction to Moho Pro, focusing on creating characters for beginners. The narrator, Joel, shares insights into Moho's history, its development, and its unique features compared to other animation software like Toon Boom. Key points covered in the video include: 1. Moho's background: Originally created by Mike Clifton for BOS in the late '90s, Moho was intended to make cartoon creation accessible to everyone. After various developments and ownership changes, Moho is now back under its original creators and is continuously improving. 2. Pros of Moho: - Fast rigging workflow: Moho offers a streamlined process for rigging characters. - Point animation: Moho's vector-based approach allows for dynamic manipulation of points over time, enabling frame-to-frame adjustments without redrawing. - Smart bones: Moho's smart bones feature simplifies the creation of character interfaces. - 2.5D workflow: Moho combines 3D modeling and animation techniques in a 2D space, offering versatility in character design. - Cost-effective: Moho requires a one-time payment with optional upgrade costs, making it suitable for individual creators and small teams. 3. Cons of Moho: - Limited frame-by-frame animation capabilities: While Moho supports some frame-by-frame features, it's not the primary focus and lacks advanced drawing tools. - Not ideal for hyper-realistic animation: Moho's strengths lie in cut-out animation and rigging, making it less suitable for highly detailed, realistic animations. - Learning curve for rigging: Rigging can be complex for beginners, requiring an understanding of bone structures and influences. 4. Tutorial overview: - The tutorial begins with creating a simple character using basic shapes, focusing on design simplicity and creativity. - Joel emphasizes learning by doing and encourages beginners to experiment with Moho's tools to create their own animations.