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Or stil 2d with all that rigging stuff

Moho is 2D in a 3D environment, and it has tools that make it easy to make 2D art look 3D. For example, there are some sequences in Fast & Furious: Spy Racers where I used Moho to animate still images renderered from Maya to look like 3D animations.

Moho does have limited support for importing 3D objects, but not really. IMO, if you need 3D animation, it's better to use a dedicated 3D animation program. I mainly use Blender these days for personal 3D work, and it's great!

Greenlaw wrote: ↑Sun Sep 17, 2023 7:55 pm Moho is 2D in a 3D environment, and it has tools that make it easy to make 2D art look 3D. For example, there are some sequences in Fast & Furious: Spy Racers where I used Moho to animate still images renderered from Maya to look like 3D animations.

Moho does have limited support for importing 3D objects, but not really. IMO, if you need 3D animation, it's better to use a dedicated 3D animation program. I mainly use Blender these days for personal 3D work, and it's great!

What is IMO

worldbanger10 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 18, 2023 3:33 pm What is IMO

In My Opinion.

see also: https://justenglish.me/2014/07/18/lol-o ... eviations/

Moho was going to use "The future is 2D with all that rigging stuff!" as the new slogan, but they shortened it. : )

I should have mentioned that I often combine my Moho renders with renders from 3D animation programs. Moho's Layer Comps and Moho Exporter work well together to output render passes with a single button click.

After I have my Layer Comp passes from Moho Exporter, I will either import the renders into a 3D program and map them to cards or import the renders to a compositing program like After Effects, Fusion, or Nuke and merge them with my 3D footage there. Sometimes, I'll mix both techniques for a single shot!

Moho and the other animation/compositing programs I use are very flexible, so I can adapt to whatever a situation calls for.

Hope this helps.