The problem with the body isn't actually the gradient, the gradient is fine, but that for some reason, the body's gradients get dragged by the bone causing it to look weird and not stay in the body, look at the first page of posts and you will see what I mean. This problem is what I am trying to fi...

Anything that will help you understand the steps used to fix the problem.

If you post a file (link from Dropbox, etc.), we can show you how on the file and explain how it's done.

Very old tutorial, but still relevant and *should* cover all the basics:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/scl/f ... sab2k&dl=0

Apparently Moho 14 doesn't like how I was keeping from selecting a locked layer off frame zero. I've removed that from this version.

Sya, how do I use the offset bone to fix this issue? I've used a tutorial on the Moho website, but I'm not sure if offsetting the bone helps, the more I drag the bone away from the body, the more color on the character's body part that gets dragged away till there is nothing left in it https://tuto...

This is where you may need the offset bone tool. There's a tutorial for it in the tutorials manual.

If you want to add the motion blur after the animation is done, you could just use a duplicate that has all the existing animation.

If you edit the animation, you'd just have to copy the keyframes over to the duplicate yourself.

You might try putting a reference of the object behind the original. That way the reference layer visibility could be turned on and off, and you could remove the strokes.

Did you accidentally create a reference layer, instead of a duplicate or new layer?

Otherwise, it's doesn't make sense, and I'd have to see the file.

You can scale strokes with the line width tool. If you compare the shape's style stroke width, you can see it doesn't change. The line width tool is actually scaling that stroke width by a percentage. But this is independent of scaling the shape with the transform points tool. I'm sure the transform...

Try disabling Scale Compensation in the layer settings.

Yeah, that's a nice rig.

A good start would be to share an example of a file giving you problems, so we tell whether it's the file itself or something more.

Likely due to v14.