hello...are there any downloads available on the net for moho 5 (the free version?) NOT anime studio...but moho. The reason why i am asking this is because the ORIGINAL moho 5 had the coolest demo version i've ever seen! ALL of the features were available, and you could keep it forever! while anime...

The400th wrote:LM already announced this here - http://www.lostmarble.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6005

Ah, cool, didn't see the original post.

Another feature film that used Moho/Anime Studio (among other things):

http://www.coldhardflash.com/2006/10/on ... wings.html

Note that this was basically done by one guy, not an entire production staff...

Mikdog wrote:Well, Chuck Jones is one of my heroes.

Mine, too!

If you are on a tight budget but want something along the lines of After FX or Final Cut, check out Jahshaka...

http://www.jahshaka.org

It's open source and still can't compare yet to commercial apps, but good for editing and compositing

Thanks. I'm more conscious of trying to make the animation *READ WELL* without the sound being a crucial factor in explaining what's happening. The guy who writes the scripts does a super-fantastic job - Steve Francis. The master of this is Chuck Jones -- especially the Roadrunner cartoons. He inte...

Oh, neat, I didn't realize one could composite video in like that! Perhaps you should have a look at the "Charlie Loses His Marbles" by poster grimble67 in the 2nd Moho animation contest. http://www.lostmarble.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1586 The combined video and animation can still be do...

http://www.dvtvfilm.com/FTP/LoveThisProgram.mov Well, I'm still screwing around with this program, but I'm really loving it. (I'll love it more when the Image Sequence and Image Texture bugs for the MAC version are fixed.) The above practice file shows 2 video sources and an Poser6 Alpha-channel cl...

Hello, The last JOZI ZOO I animated. All in MOHO. Love the stories from www.rapidphase.co.za Produced at www.redpepper.tv (Right-click, "Save Target As...") (14MB DivX .AVI) http://www.bruandboegie.co.za/bruandboegie/jozi_zoo_64_web_1.avi http://img213.imageshack.us/img213/5418/jozi641kk1...

jordanek wrote:Here's a little piece I just finished. All of the animation was done with Moho (not to be confused with Anime Studio).

Very well done, nice stylized design!

thanks for the help,could really use some help drawing with anime studio pro. i seem to have a real problem drawing with that program. What exactly is giving you trouble with the drawing? In terms of technique, it's very similar to vector drawing applications like Adobe Illustrator, CorelDRAW!, Ink...

There goes the "great Foundation for Animation" out of the window. The best foundation for character animation are drawing and knowing how to rig a model, not using a specific program. The first things you have to learn in animation is walk cycles, definitely walk cycles. Not just normal ...

This class just looks like it just teaches the basics of Moho/Anime Studio in terms of how to use the features like bones, timelines, etc. What it doesn't seem to teach are the basic concepts of 2D animation like squash and stretch, anticipation, walks, etc.

Mikdog wrote:So I've been told.

I wasn't high when I made this. But I definetely thought of happy things and squeaky clean happiness.

Thanks.

It reminds me of some of the surreal stuff you'd see on weekend kids show in the 70s... like "Make A Wish" or "Curiosity Shop".

Ah! Land shark!

This would be popular amongst users of recreational substances...