Apologies. It’s very difficult to both keep it simple but also realistic. Perhaps watch once to get the feel, then watch one chosen vehicle on a second viewing.
It's all done in Moho Pro 13, other than recording the sound. Graphics are all drawn from scratch in Moho and Moho handles the animation too. Fab piece of software, if a touch pricey. There's a cheaper "Debut" version but I can't live with the restrictions it imposes. Take a look: my.smithmicro.com/moho-pro.html
@@DrivingvideosUK $400 is for the debut version or full? Either way quite expensive, presumably you use it for other things and not just making these videos for your driving school, as that would be quite a large investment if only for driving school.
@@UKDrivingTest I'm retired now and I make the videos for my own amusement and to hopefully help others. At the mo I just make these videos, but in the future, who knows? I paid about £380 in the UK for the full version. The Debut version is much cheaper ($60 in the US, probably about £60 here too!). The debut version doesn't do full HD and videos are limited to (I think) 2 minutes.
@@DrivingvideosUK ah ok, at least it keeps you busy. Not sure if I would have the patience for animation as I know it is quite time consuming work for just a few minutes of footage.
Very time consuming! Moho takes some of the pain away. If I want a car to drive from A to B in a straight line, I just have to tell it when to leave A and when to arrive at B and Moho does the in-between bits. Turning a corner is a different ball game! For stuff like indicators, switch on, 16 frames later switch off, 16 frames later repeat the last 32 frames. Not too painful.
Very nice video. Any possibility you can do one on dual carriageway slip roads (busy and empty as well as long and short) ? I feel you could explain it better than most with your unique animations.
Please keep uploading! Very useful for me as I like visual learning
(Thank you!)
Sorry but it was quite confusing with so many vehicles depicted, that I didn’t know which one to focus on.
Apologies. It’s very difficult to both keep it simple but also realistic. Perhaps watch once to get the feel, then watch one chosen vehicle on a second viewing.
Nice software / graphics used, how did you do this?
It's all done in Moho Pro 13, other than recording the sound. Graphics are all drawn from scratch in Moho and Moho handles the animation too. Fab piece of software, if a touch pricey. There's a cheaper "Debut" version but I can't live with the restrictions it imposes.
Take a look:
my.smithmicro.com/moho-pro.html
@@DrivingvideosUK $400 is for the debut version or full? Either way quite expensive, presumably you use it for other things and not just making these videos for your driving school, as that would be quite a large investment if only for driving school.
@@UKDrivingTest I'm retired now and I make the videos for my own amusement and to hopefully help others. At the mo I just make these videos, but in the future, who knows? I paid about £380 in the UK for the full version. The Debut version is much cheaper ($60 in the US, probably about £60 here too!). The debut version doesn't do full HD and videos are limited to (I think) 2 minutes.
@@DrivingvideosUK ah ok, at least it keeps you busy. Not sure if I would have the patience for animation as I know it is quite time consuming work for just a few minutes of footage.
Very time consuming! Moho takes some of the pain away. If I want a car to drive from A to B in a straight line, I just have to tell it when to leave A and when to arrive at B and Moho does the in-between bits. Turning a corner is a different ball game! For stuff like indicators, switch on, 16 frames later switch off, 16 frames later repeat the last 32 frames. Not too painful.
Very nice video. Any possibility you can do one on dual carriageway slip roads (busy and empty as well as long and short) ? I feel you could explain it better than most with your unique animations.
Sorry I missed your comment. Yes - always happy to go with what people want as opposed to my guesswork!
Even though I’m retired and it’s been difficult to go anywhere, life is still busy! Anyway, slip roads is in production and should be published soon.
@@DrivingvideosUK awesome look forward to it.