chucky wrote:Welcome Ahmed , please share your secrets.
I 100% agree with chucky! I know there will be lots of people who would love such a video and learn a lot from it. Last year I started a thread I called Current Approaches
http://www.lostmarble.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=28849. Perhaps I should have called it "How'd they do that?!"

I'd love to see people post their how to's there (Of course I'm not saying anyone has to, just welcoming any posts).
chucky wrote:I'm actually having trouble getting a character rigged just right at the moment and I was beginning to lose hope, I'm thinking of starting from scratch.
If I could rig like you then I wouldn't be so downhearted.
chucky, I definitely understand that feeling. But thanks for sharing, because if you feel that way, it gives me hope. I love your work (especially Crustacea
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RcGC_ZN4DA) Again, that's one of the best I've ever seen.
As a hobbyist I'm always feeling like I don't have enough time. I imagine you professionals feel the exact same thing with schedules. So I think many of us are looking for the best way to produce high quality as quickly and easily as possible. It's especially hard for me, because there are sooo many things Moho can do. I easily get overwhelmed. I struggle with the balance between the dynamic animating that Victor seems to be such a master at (just take a simple rig and breathe life into it!) and the complex 2.5D rigs that can do so much, but take much longer to set up and have quirks, where I spend so much time working on the rig that I lose sight of animating

that's why my current approach is the M1 rigs.
Egyptianboy, your work inspires me as some of if not the best of the kind of animation I want to be able to do. I'd love to know as much as I can about, "How'd he do that!?"
