Yes, I tried both versions once I found that setting - no difference.

Image sequence doen't do it for me because - you will not believe it - FinalCut doesn't yield my import settings, it stubbornly makes every image 1 sec long.

I encountered a strange behaviour with video files with alpha here. The file contains only some PNGs with alpha, nothing fancy (Edit: tested with vector art, same result.). Moho on Mac 10.15. - File open in old Moho versions 9 and 11, rendering on Mac OS 10.6 and 10.11 with either Quicktime PNG+alph...

This is interesting, I did some test myself and found a different behaviour. Prepared a PSD file with 3 groups containing several layers: 1. all 100% 2. all individuals set to 50%, group to 100% 3. all individuals set to 100%, group to 50% First odd thing: "Import image sequence" just give...

I can't see something obviously being wrong, so there's no way but bug-checking: - is the switch layer set to visible, as well as all layers inside? - is there some animated opacity in any of the layers? - has any of the layers been shifted in time via sequencer? - does this happen if you take the s...

For new Moho versions it's now under Import > Image Sequence.

From the video I think that shadow effect is quite simple to recreate in Moho. Try this: - create a 1bit stochastic noise image and save with alpha. (The noise doesn't even move in the video, this gave me theidea.) - create something with a soft outline in Moho - use that bitmap as mask for the soft...

Now that's a nifty trick! And I think you can build on that, because, as you stated yourself, it's a bit too subtle for Youtube. (That's the one thing I hate all video formats for: they can't really deal with all the grain and texture and drawing magic you can create with analogue film. And remember...

That's a nice one! In the real 70's they'd done this with flat colours only, but that gives it a cheap TV look, methinks. I'd prefer (totally personal again) seeing brush strokes and textures in the fills. Luckily I have the exact right software for that (TVPaint), I could even throw in some scanned...

There's so many possibilities for a good background style, but apart from my personal taste I found that one pont is crucial: consistency. Whatever you choose, you need to stick to it. Examples for photo collage BGs can be found in Yellow Submarine and Korty's Twice upon a time , and in numerous sho...

I'd recommend the Richard Williams walk cycle: https://idearocketanimation.com/app/uploads/2010/07/bcc574b7d45926758b92e89bd4c0160d.jpg If you google "Richard Williams walk cycle" you'll end up with lots of variations all lifted from his book. To translate this into Moho: first you key the...

The guy's animation is already quite good. I know how hard it is to maintain volume and rigidity in a naturalistic style! I'm not really comfortable with the 3 different background styles. The room around the guy is nice, it is a bit too empty, but that's a good statement with the flat colours. Mayb...

I have a soft spot for all animation using children's drawings, maybe since I saw "Alexander und das Auto ohne linken Scheinwerfer" in the 60's.

Maybe add some moving texture in the street to enhance the driving illusion?

Unless the animation is meant to end in a high FPS game there's no need for 50 FPS.

Yes, best option is the re-scaling command in the menu.

Two possible sources of error:
- check that layer's Z depth. It should be 0.
- sometimes you get erratic behaviour because the layer's origin is way off. Reset the layer position, or the origin point.

I do this all the time to separate timing. A character walking - one bone layer - but then talk and gesticulate and moving its head - another bone layer, or even more. Saves me from accidentially grabbing the wrong keys.