I was just looking into Moho and examples of it's output yesterday, so it's a coincidence that I stumbled upon your reel which features animations done in Moho.
Would you recommend the software? Was it particularly difficult for you to learn its extensive rigging capabilities and were past experiences in any other specific animation software's helpful in preparing you for the switch?
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Can wholeheartedly recommend Moho. Yea i used it on and off since around version 9 but honestly, i only started using it seriously in the last 3-4 years.
As far as rigging goes it's definitely one of the easier ones but rigging in itself is a relatively complex topic but Moho makes it as easy as possible.
As with any software there are pros and cons i'd say with Moho the cons are probably its unusual drawing tools. If you're interested in doing frame by frame, look elsewhere. If you want to do rigged stuff, Moho is a great choice. I'd recommend to download their trial and do a couple of tutorials and then decide.
I use multiple tools usually. Been a big Toon Boom user in the past but its just become too expensive. Now i'm really in love with Toonsquid on my iPad Pro for frame by frame.
@JoelMayer Thanks for the honest feedback! I'll definitely look into it. Your videos covering your experience with the software over on your YouTube are all incredibly insightful, thanks for the help!
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Nice reel!
Also, not sure if it was intentional or not, but the second half of the video is just a black screen.
JoelMayer (Updated )
Oh noooo! I legit didn‘t see that! Fixed it. Thanks a lot!