Would anybody like to share some of the .moho files from their entries?

Thanks so much for not only posting your movie, but also all of the tips and techniques! I especially appreciate seeing the animatic and then the final work.

Wonderful job! Keep us appraised of your future work.

kdiddy13 wrote:
I'd like to request that this be put in in a future update. Until then, I'll manage

I'd like to "second' that request.

Does anyone have any experience running moho on Fedora Core 3? I'm contemplating upgrading from RedHat 9.

Do you mean on the little animation? The background is an image layer - the image was imported into Moho, but not created by Moho. Yup, I meant the small animation. I guess I need to learn some more about Adobe Illustrator and friends? Are there any open-source alternatives? Inkscape? Sodipodi? But...

Hello all, I have been busy trying to get my masters project done. I forbade myself from playing with the new moho or looking at the forums until I was done. Okay, so I'm not a good taskmaster. In any event, Moho 5 is awesome! I can't wait to try all the new features out, especially the scripting. B...

Okay, I'm probably the only one around here who hasn't used flash before, but I'm working on a project that will most likely be better suited to flash than Moho. I am creating a slideshow with music, with various images and text fading in and out, moving around, etc. during the music. I tried this w...

spasmodic_cheese wrote:http://opendb.sourceforge.net/

something like that?? (i just stumbled across it)

Hi,

Thanks for the reference, but I was looking for something to help me manage my media files - mpg, avi, jpg, mp3, etc. It looks like that is for managing DVDs, CDs, books, etc. But thanks, nonetheless!

jorgy

Does anyone know of a package that will do something like Extensis Portfolio, except for linux? I have lots of pictures, sounds, movies, that I would like to keep better track of, perhaps even doing an sql query against.

I'd have to second the recommendation for sodipodi, and also add:

http://www.gnome.org/projects/dia

Dia is more oriented towards technical diagrams, but is my replacement for "xfig". Also, inkscape is very promising:

http://www.inkscape.org/

Hardware is pretty cheap these days anyway, surely you could afford to buhy a new pc or monitor or graphics card. That is true, and on my linux machine at home, I have a large monitor and quite a bit of room on the screen. However, I have a laptop for work which I also run Moho on, and the screen i...

Lost Marble wrote:Also, many, many people don't realize that you can imort movie files into image layers.

Is this only true of the Windows version?

:oops: :D I am very happy, the friends praise my works ~~~' their component , the quantity is enormous , unable to formate as a file , have to divide into 4 sections . It causes the trouble to give and see the person of it ~~~' And while there may be a language barrier here in the forums, there is ...

Your animations are wonderful!

Lost Marble wrote:It seems that the plan is going to be to keep the Linux version around. It will probably be released after the Mac and Windows versions, but it'll be on the way.

Woo hoo! And I'm not just saying that because my linux computer is 3x as fast as my windows laptop (for work) in rendering....