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I Made a Moho Analyzer

Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2026 3:41 am
by Sina.hojati
I created a PowerShell-based Moho File Analyzer with the help of AI to make it easier to inspect Moho project files without having to open them in Moho.

I originally created this tool because I often needed to check information inside Moho files, and opening each project individually was time-consuming. So, I built a simple tool that uses the Windows GUI framework to display information from .moho files and automatically detect files inside subfolders.

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It Shows
Total frame count
Start frame
End frame
FPS
dimension
Moho files inside subfolders

How to Use
Right-click the .ps1 file.
Select Run with PowerShell.
Browse and select your project folder.
Click Scan
file : https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sinah ... ALYZER.ps1

i Hope it helps

Re: I Made a Moho Analyzer

Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2026 9:01 am
by Greenlaw
This looks useful! I'll check it out later today.

Thanks for sharing! 😺

Re: I Made a Moho Analyzer

Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2026 12:09 pm
by Sina.hojati
waiting for feedback :)

Re: I Made a Moho Analyzer

Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2026 12:19 pm
by Greenlaw
Hi Sina.hojati!

I had trouble running the script. The window appeared briefly and then closed before I could do anything. This is probably the first time I've tried to run a PowerShell script on this computer, so maybe I need to adjust a permissions setting?

I'll revisit this tonight and let you know how it goes.

Re: I Made a Moho Analyzer

Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2026 10:37 pm
by Sina.hojati
Greenlaw wrote: ↑Fri Aug 14, 2026 12:19 pm Hi Sina.hojati!

I had trouble running the script. The window appeared briefly and then closed before I could do anything. This is probably the first time I've tried to run a PowerShell script on this computer, so maybe I need to adjust a permissions setting?

I'll revisit this tonight and let you know how it goes.
If you can’t download the `.ps1` file, you can simply copy the code and paste it into a Notepad file.

Then save it and change the file extension from `.txt` to `.ps1`.

After that, right-click the `.ps1` file and choose **Run with PowerShell** (the second option).


Hope that helps!