My friend : I love your tutorials. There are awesome. Easy to understand, funny, and full of wisdom. Please go on.
It's a pleasure.

Thanks Frank for the encouragement. I need to read and practice a lot, again. :D :D Here is my next beginner work. I want to recreate the little red robot character (NONO) from Ulysses 31. 1045929251 I'm busy to understand head rotation, and I work for the moment with a sketch. And as you can see in...

Nice work. I watched the whole video. I can only imagine how long it took you to complete this 10+ minute animation. I hope to reach half your level in the coming months.

The ease of duplicating things is great in Moho. I feel the great potential of this program.

Happy new year to you too !

It's a bit better with IK and targets bones...



Just learning, slowly...

Have a nice year 2025 !

This is my first satisfying animation. I tried to redraw an alien creature from Scavengers Reign, then I rigged it, and then I tried badly to animate. https://i.postimg.cc/d1b5wD6F/FILE-scavengers-bestiole-step-2-v05-test-rig-01-GOOD-without-IK.gif I know that there are yet so much to learn and impr...

Let's say that it is a way to animate to know.
For some control bones, which manipulate actions, and which stay in the same place while I move them, this can be useful. No ?

Thanks for your answer full of details...

OK, I found it.
To act as a puppeteer, simply move the bones in Z mode while the timeline plays and scrolls.

Thanks for your answer, slowtiger.

Yes, I guess I couldn't handle 10 bones at the same time.
But nevertheless, if I know how to do this real-time recording for a few bones, I can already set up the movements of the main bones.
How to activate this?

I don't see a button anywhere that says auto-save keyframe?

Hello. As I am not yet comfortable with animation in "controlled mode", I was wondering if it is possible to record the movement of bones by moving them manually in real time ? (i.e. while the timeline advances, if I move a bone, its movement is automatically recorded by keyframes) I know ...

Very well done... This reminds me that I have to make a trumpet player, one of these days...

Yes, you are right. Practicing is the best thing to do. And I'm taking advantage of my vacation to discover this wonderful software. It's true that I have already noticed that I now have a better understanding of the tutorials that I watched at the beginning. Without realizing it, I am progressing. ...

Yeah... I'm "eating" a lot of tutorials for this moment... (the official course too) Always listening, analysing, then trying to reproduce what I saw on YT. I'm learning, but very slowly. The problem is that even if you follow a step by step tutorial, you see that your result always differ...

Hey, thanks for the offer. :shock: :) :) I am interested in any tutorials that would help me progress, as a beginner. What concerns me is finding tutorials that start from nothing and then end up with a complete finalized animation. "Head turn" seem a little complicated to me to begin with...