Ah, another way. I will keep mine since I often have irregular timing and need access to single switch keys.

Definitely! I asked that myself since it's part of my everyday workflow.

Ah, just discovered that it's there, albeit a bit hidden and clumsy.
- Import image sequence
- Select that layer and convert to switch
- Animation -> Rescale Keyframes. Select Switch, type in new end frame number.

One trick worth to try:
Render in chunks of 100 frames or whatever works. Import these videos into a clean Moho file, arrange in sequence, and render the whole 1600 frames. It should be able to do this without choking.

Just a guess: check the file. If you downloaded it from somewhere it's possible that there's a transparent area around the image content ...

Why not doing splits? It's easy to re-assemble in any video editor.

Can't replicate. Maybe there is a minimum pixel size required for tiles? Could you try again with a bitmap of at least double the size than this one?

I have no clue what you mean by "patching", could you explain?

The recent Moho online manual has a page at the end with all shortcuts.

As a general tip: nearly all shortcuts can be googled with "[program name] cheat sheet".

This completely depends on your taste and style. If I want really painterly BGs, I'd use a pixel-based program like TVPaint. If I need simple BGs with flat colours or gradients, I can use Moho.

For this I animate one character completely, then duplicate the character and place them where I need it. I think same can be done with referencing.

If you're planning to do this anyway, put your limb into its extra bone layer inside the main body bone layer. I'm just not sure if you need to rename the smart bon actions then - do they only have to be unique inside their layer, or globally?

Genius!

*waves graciously* You may rise.

No, that was a no-brainer, of course anything large getting reduced will result in a soft blob without detail.

Hm, I'd try to downscale instead. Measure the width of the final rendered line in px, then create a sharp brush in exactly that size, and use and test that.

This is how it looks at my end. Moho 14.1

Hm, I get sharp and crispy results with my brushes. I suspect it's a matter of project dimensions and maybe some other settings?