LK_Storyboard

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Lukas
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LK_Storyboard

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Useful in case you are using an image sequence as Storyboard, and if the Storyboard contains the shot layout as well.

You need a folder named "STB" in the same folder as the Moho file. (I suggest keeping each Shot in a seperate Shot folder, each with their own STB folder)

Inside the STB folder should be an image sequence.

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That's very cool Lukas! Will check it out.
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This is a very quick way to get rough drawings into moho for tracing. I prefer this method instead of having to create fbf layers and group etc and then import drawings. Would be nice if the storyboard folder + adding images could be created with a button inside of moho.
A good storyboard solution like this should come default with moho installation in the future.
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Panha
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Lukas wrote: Fri May 26, 2023 10:13 am Download link:
Amazing. ❤️
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Lukas, this tool of yours is incredible. Very functional!

But I would like to ask you something that in my opinion is very similar to what you did here. There is a way to integrate Cacani with Moho, which would be by exporting from Moho to Cacani in SVG (it would be cool here if a script created an artboard to use as a reference when importing again later), using Cacani to make traditional animations, export again from Cacani into an SVG image sequence and import into Moho. My question is: is there any way for a script to import this sequence of images in an FBF format?

Here's an article video about what I'm talking about (not mine):
An old guy [since 1983] who was raised in front of the TV.
Passionate about animation, after getting old, he decides to make it his hobby.

I share tutorials, reviews, tips and tricks from this vast world of animation on my channel.

https://youtube.com/animai2D
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