Wow, really polished. Did not expect the musical numbers which were great! Thoroughly enjoyed it!

I like how you changed up the Character Wizard rigs to make your own unique characters. Very effective.

I like the touches on the pidgeons, ie. the bib, crutches, kissing, etc. As an English speaker, I found all the videos understandable and entertaining. Nice!

Wow! I like how you made the flyer look 3D. Very effective.

Wow, you've really leveled up from an already amazing level.

Very nice job. You didn't skimp on the backgrounds either.

Nice design. Looking forward to the animations. Can you share how you control the mouth?

Although I wouldn't use it 'as is' I can see it being useful for generating reference for key poses. I wonder how well it maps characters with more cartoony proportions. Not well in my experiments. The AI has a hard time figuring how to map and rotate non-human features. It appears that the trainin...

RigTheory wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 11:35 am Thanks for checking it out, neeters_guy. The walk cycles on your channel are really fun and well done!
How long have you been at it?

Thanks. I'm still learning even though I've been using Moho and frequenting this forum since 2008.

There seems to be AI websites popping up everywhere. Viggle is one where you can upload a single image and mix a 3D motion by prompt or video. Just for goofs-n-giggles, I decided to render one my characters and give it try. O48M9PDPIYg Although it's rough, it's quite impressive. The fact these tools...

Very appealing design. Thanks for sharing your rigging setup.

I see a mesh warp and maybe pin bones in there. It's quite amazing. I hope they share the moho file.

Here's the same idea with the wrist parented to the elbow pin bones.



I guess it's not such new idea after all.

Killian Muster posted a couple videos as well with many refinements.

I came across this cool rig for limbs on Moe33 youtube channel. 6QdzlMUuzgY Another user Poptoogi posted an example as well. DIOHDbOv8h4 The main benefit is that it allows posing using two pin bones. The bone setup is a little complicated so I assembled my notes in a video. If anyone cares to check ...