SimplSam wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 2:32 am Personally - I would just fill the head in the same way that you have filed the teeth. I don't think anything else is going to work visually.

Yeah, I don't think the filled head is an option. But if all else fails I will have to present that to the team.

Thanks, Simplsam!

Sounds like you'd need to put everything, including the background, in a masking group. Then you just set the group to show all, place a reference of the character with a filled head just above the background, and set it to subtract. Set the original character layer to not mask, and everything else...

Hey guys, so the project I'm working on now is just lines. Stick figures. Very simple. I'll include images for reference. So basically it's a whiteboard type style. My question is this. How do I have a stick character in front of, let's say a house, without us seeing the house through the character'...

neeters_guy wrote: ↑Wed May 22, 2024 5:20 pm Very nice job. You didn't skimp on the backgrounds either.

Neeters!

Thanks, man. Yeah, I was going to paint them originally, but was able to use blending modes in Moho to create the aesthetic I liked.

Little Yamori wrote: ↑Wed May 22, 2024 12:54 am Really like the subtle editing techniques on the shot transitions of the quick closer shot, very slow zoom and little camera shake. Adds a really nice touch

Thanks, Yamori!

You can select all your keyframes and change them to work on twos or fours. Then change the timeline settings to show markers every two or four frames. I also recommend you to set the default interpolation to twos or fours. Since your animation was already created, you need to be sure everything wo...

On top of all those methods, I would use the export option "Render at half frame rate" at the Export Animation window. This will make your on 1s animation look like on 2s. Of course this gives you less control over which poses or keyframes stay in the animation but try it, it will probabl...

Here's one more: depending on how you animated the Moho project, you could also grab all the keyframes and use Alt+Drag to compress the animation to half (for twos) or one-quarter (for fours) of the duration, then render that out. Then, in your compositing or video editing program, time stretch it ...

This is great. If your intended client is not interested, you should take it to the next pest-control convention ( or Cannes ) and it will sell like roach-infested hot-cakes. I can really see this character spinning out as a Hygiene Enforcer/Reminder/Educator type dude. Thanks, SimplSam. Turns out ...

Greenlaw wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2024 1:43 am That looks fantastic, Jimmy! The designs and animation are top-notch!

Thanks for sharing it

Thanks, Greenlaw, appreciate you checking it out!

Animation I did for a potential Pest Control Company

Great work man!

Hi everyone. Started a project where I will need to produce animations done on 2s, and possibly 4s. Very simple animations. Is there a way to do this after the animation is done on 1s already? If not, what is the process for animating on 2s in Moho? I'm on version 14. I found a YouTube video from Vi...

Hey guys! So I've taken on a new client who already has characters designed in PSD files. They imported fine into Moho, but my question is what happens when I start renaming and rearranging these? If no updates will be done in PS is it best for me just to bring everything in as PNGs to avoid any po...

Someone could always write a Moho Lua frontend for this. Don't know if it's something I would want or need. Hopefully one of the other scripters has enough interest to write it, but if not, maybe there's enough people/interest to fund getting it written. If that happens Papagayo is history I can't ...