I almost never use Auto Freeze. This option keyframes EVERYTHING, and it can really mess you up, ESPECIALLY when editing an action. I keep this option disabled by default and enable it only when I'm sure I need it. Then, I switch it off as soon as I'm done. What I prefer to do is keyframe only the a...

If I'm not mistaken, this still means one needs to move the layer's Start Time back and forth every time a change is made to the rig or the layer content. That's what the Toggle Frame 0 button is for. It switches between your current animation frame and frame 0. Click it once to go to 0, and when y...

I click the Show Curves button to temporarily hide bones in the Working Space... https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/v7wjktktq12oyr4tut07v/hideBones.png?rlkey=kwv29enzsj3ud7ofiqchdecj8&raw=1 If you only want to make some bones invisible with a toggle switch, use Shy. Shy can be assigned a hotkey so y...

I found the page: 100 Brushes Content Pack


Yeah, I'm pretty sure these are standard .mohobrush and .png files, so if you place them in the Brushes folder in the Custom Content Folder, they should appear in the Brush Settings window the next time you launch Moho.

By 'brush folder', do you mean in the Library? Assuming these are the standard .mohobrush brushes, you shouldn't see them in a 'brush folder' there. They should appear in the Brush Settings window along with the other Brushes. https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/8dx4v5iaip8zm0ql2p6lm/BrushSettings.png?rl...

I agree with Hoptoad. It's best to offset the start frame so you can see your 'sub-zero' animation. I suggest starting the animation at frame 101, though. This makes it easier to count frames and to sync the frames to an animatic and edit. Not only is this good for working with Sequencer, but it's e...

Hmm...I actually have a few more techniques I can share. I need to add this subject to my upcoming tutorial series.

Because I never run out of tricks, here's one more... If the issue is that you don't want to dig into the rig's folder structure to find the Switch Layer, set the Layer Window's Search box to Kind Contains . Now, when you need to find the Switch layer quickly, enter 'Switch'. Moho will list all the ...

FWIW, the matched display and render example I posted above used Ctrl-R. So, maybe this is a Mac-specific issue as you suggested?

Sorry, I don't have a Mac right now and can't check that here, but hopefully, another Mac user or the Moho devs can test the file and post feedback soon.

Sorry, I meant for final-quality renders. I don't think there are any user settings for Render Preview (Ctrl-R). I believe this command defaults to whatever is built-in. The user-defined render settings I'm talking about are found in Export Animation and Moho Exporter . You can make presets there fo...

OH! Here's another Switch Layer shortcut technique. I haven't used this one in many years, but it still work in 14.1: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/6kj4311p4jgjj6cfkxxk7/CtrlAltRMB.png?rlkey=oe0kuuaui4wjawxev62mbzfbm&raw=1 Use Ctrl+Alt+RMB on the visible Switch Layer artwork in the Working Area...

You might want to check the render settings. What immediately stood out to me was the poor antialiasing quality in the rendered version of your post. The settings to check: - Enable Antialiased Edges . (I guess this one is obvious) - Enable Extra Smooth Images . This tells Moho to render the project...

I should have mentioned that Shift+Alt+RMB has a companion shortcut: Alt+RMB. This variation selects the layer directly. I use this one all the time.

Yes! There's a limitation with the official shortcut, though. To select a group that an artwork layer belongs to, just Shift+Alt+RMB on the artwork in the working area. If the art belongs to a Switch layer, this shortcut selects it. Bonus: if you're using the Switch Selection Window, the Switch laye...

Hi Nicohk92, I'm not sure why this happens on your end, but here are the results I see with your file: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/33e3dkqvo2mx7agn8dtx3/spleenDisplayVsRender.jpg?rlkey=s3k98e5c9i3x6o4jxx1qv0rqj&raw=1 On the left is what I see on my display, and on the right is the Ctrl-R rend...