Ah okay. I have 12 right now. I will try that. Thanks!

Hey everyone, I've been through a bunch of computers lately and have forgotten to deactivate my Moho 12.5 license on some of them, and I've run out of licenses. I want to deactivate all my licenses, but I know Smith Micro is basically done with supporting the software. So what do I do? Any ideas? Th...

And this round of tools vs. the artist goes to ...

*looks at notes*

..."chucky."

• An image sequence that has been moved to another directory can now be re-linked.

This one really killed me on a previous project. Glad it's been fixed!

Is there a list of minor feature additions and bug fixes anywhere? Like one of those development report things even? I don't really need the new raster tools right now (or the 3D stuff) but I am curious to see if there are any small things I might want to upgrade for.

So, Tuesday, June 25th it is. But now they've released a blog post about the history/importance of 2.5D animation. Hmmmmm.....

Its because the new team is mostly programmers consist of no actual animators.. That's why keep expectations super low the team developing the software currently really have little to no animation experience. Well, I was hoping that they were going to at least clean up the UI by modernizing it, kin...

Wow, I've never seen such a slow trickle of information for a pre-release announcement. Smith Micro's Moho/Anime Studio advertising campaigns have always felt amateurish, but so far this one takes the cake.

I know this isn't that pertinent, but as an addition to the comment I made above, I'm reading from people I know who know things that the Resolve dongle now opens fusion too.

A few tips: If you're on a budget, for compositing, I highly recommend Black Magic Design's Fusion...they have a free version that has most of the features found in the Studio version, and the Studio version is very inexpensive for it's capabilities. (Now under $300...at one time, it cost $5000 and...

There are alternatives that can create a 'best of both worlds' scenario. Cinema 4D isn't subscription based (yet). Instead they offer short-term licenses at about the same price as a subscription price. (Well, they are 3-month licenses at about the price of 3 months of Maya.) It is a pain to have to...

Okay, 3 months ago. Isn't that even better? That means they're probably closer to being done, right?

No news? They just announced they were in beta last month! I know it's hard to wait, but I'm pretty sure Moho isn't dead yet.

I'm working on a pretty simple animation with a smart bone action, but if I try to change up the timing of that action on the main line, the animation from the smart bone is stepping instead of nicely interpolating like it should be. The only differences I can see are that the smart bone is driving ...

Okay thanks. I was hoping to use this feature to replace some After Effects strokes (as AE only has the default circular brush), but it looks like I may need another solution. Here's hoping that Moho can be more of a reliable asset in the future.