Perfect, thank you!

I put the head into it's own group, reapplied the layer change keyframes and it works now.
Thanks again.

I don't usually use smart bones in Moho 12.5, but I wanted to try out a head/body turn. The smart bone for the head turn works fine, the straps at each side of the mask change layer order as the character turns their head. I've just added a separate smartbone for the body turn though, and it's affec...

No way! Katherine?
Small world.

Yes she was really easy to work with, and I almost wish that I had a bigger part for her so that I could use her voice again.
I usually get voice actors from the r/RecordThisForFree subreddit, that was the first time that I used Fiverr and it really worked out.

In that case, thanks.
I can live with that.

Thanks for the feedback.

What do you think needs improving with the lip sync?
Is it the mouth shapes used, or are they not hitting the dialogue beats correctly?

This scene is the longest one that I've ever animated, all 4 minutes and 30 seconds of it. Like most of the things that I do, it's dialogue-heavy, but I've tried a few things here that I've never done before. Including frame-by-frame animation. The humour isn't for everyone (and be warned that there...

A previously lost Ralph Bakshi short has just resurfaced.
Originally made to show before one of his feature films in 1981.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNRE-6rajys

https://i.imgur.com/8RC6xgf.gif I treated myself to a new drawing tablet in the Black Friday sales, and I'm trying out a new way of drawing characters with it. On each layer I'm loosely sketching out the character with the Freehand tool, without trying to create shapes. just loose, unconnected line...

This is a short scene from an animated short that I keep plugging away at in my spare time. 7Twcj0R11nI Some of the movement is done by making keyframes of reference footage and then using point animation to merge between the keyframes. It kinda has the rotoscoped look that I wanted. The dialogue is...

I see that the director of Shazam has used Moho previously.
Here's a link about a deleted scene from Shazam 2 that he animated in Moho.
https://screenrant.com/shazam-deleted-s ... -sandberg/

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.

That's a really interesting article, thanks for linking to that.

I do intend for this to be part of a longer piece. I like the 'Waiting for Godot' comparison, I'm animating this short with the feeling that it's 'as if Kes was made as a Saturday morning, kids cartoon'...

This is my first completed dialogue sequence. It's not exactly epic animation, but after noodling around on getting this scene finished, it feels good to have completed something from beginning to end. It's dialogue-heavy, but I still incorporated some keyframe and point animation. The next sequence...

That's a really clever effect, it looks pretty cool too.
I'm not sure if it fits the rest of the drawing style I used, but I'm definitely going to play around with it for future use, thanks.

I animated a very short looping clip of a small campfire, and I hope that I never have to again. The technique that I used was to add a keyframe every couple of frames, and then to try and tween to the next keyframe. If I ever try to do this again, I think that I'll skip the inbetweening step, as it...