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@@Poo-2d I'm happy you liked it my friend 😊❤️

@@agungwidinugroho554 Hi my firiend, in your tablet propertise, look for "use windows ink" checkbox. If you can find and check it, it might fix your problem 😉👌🏻

@modelmananimation thank you, ill try it later

@@agungwidinugroho554 😉👍🏻

@@kalreg2470 Thank you for testing the application and sharing your ideas ❤️ I really appreciate it. Save/load preset will be a great idea!. Changing the title of inputs is also a very good idea ❤️👌🏻 I'll consider them for the next versions 🙏🏻

@@chukwunedumeoguejiofor1447 1. open a new document... see if the problem only happens in one document or all documents 2. If the problem happens in one document, Create a new layer in your document and draw something on that layer, see if the problem happens on one layer or all layers in your document 3. If the problem happens in one layer then it might be related to your layer settings and you should double click on that layer and see what is the issue. If it happens for all layers or all documents, usually it's because of display settings, you can find display button at the bottom right of your editing view, other display options is also there next to the button, see which one fixes your problem. You might have accidently turned something on or off from there☺️👌🏻

@@calogiga I'm happy you liked the way I teach in this video my friend ☺️ Thanks for your comment ❤️❤️❤️

@@vosvos1353 Thanks for watching ☺️ and thanks for your comment my friend ❤️

@@navya2219 I'm a bit busy these days my friend 😄 Trying my best to get back to the channel 😉 Rigging is one of my favorite topics to teach. Can't wait to make a series of tutorials about it ☺️

@modelmananimation Make some time for yt. I'm eagerly waiting to watch ur rigging series. We really love your teaching style. 🤗

@modelmananimation Thanks a ton for your reply sir😃

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@@modelmananimation Sir, how about u post video any topic as a new year gift for all of us 😁

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@@vosvos1353 Thanks for your kind words my friend 😊❤️❤️❤️

@@vosvos1353 I'll try my best 😉❤️ Thanks for your comment my friend!

@@presjohn3254 Not now but maybe in the future my friend😍👌🏻 Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!

@@VLfrog and Thank YOU for watching this video my friend 😄❤️❤️❤️

@@monliher I'm glad you liked it my friend. For the camera, you can watch the following link from 46:37 onwards th-cam.com/video/yKdXYpBjb6w/w-d-xo.htmlsi=PoWAUs12dRLA-r8j

​@@modelmananimation Thanks for your reply. Yes, I watched this video from you, it is also informative and useful. But I was looking for something else. If you may have used a blender, tm has the ability to control the camera like a character in a first-person game, which makes moving around the scene more productive and useful. I just assumed, maybe in moho, there is something similar, maybe someone wrote such a script to simplify the control of the camera along the axes. But that's not the only thing I wanted to know about the camera in . I would like to apply the cinematographic "operator" effect in some animation scenes. As if the camera is in the first person, there is a wobble, camera shake and fluctuations in the speed of movement, to create the illusion that the camera is not moving smoothly, but something alive and it moves with the amplitude of a living being. Do you understand? Here's how this effect could be done in moho? Are there any ways to do this in a fast way using the program's script functions?

@@monliher Moho currently does not have a first person camera so that you can walk like what we do games, I haven't heard of a script that can do that. However, in the link I sent you, you can see that by selecting pan/tilt camera tool, you can look around like a first person camera in a game, to select this tool you should hit number 7 on the keyboard. About your other question, the effect you're talking about is what we usually call "wiggle" effect. It has two arguments, frequency, and amount. Moho does not have a wiggle effect, however it has a script for that, You can use that scrpit by going to top options> scripts> camera> handheld camera This script will create a series of keyframes for different camera channels on the frame zero and uses noisy interpolation to animate the camera movements randomly in a way that it feels like a person is holding the camera in his hands. After applying this script, to manipulate it you can right click on the keyframes created by the script, and choose noisy to open keyframe window. This will allow you to adjust amplitude and scale... To undo this script, you can select all keyframes with the camera icon, right click on one of them and choose smooth. For more information about interpolation, keyframe window, and how manipulate keyframes like a pro you can watch the following link: th-cam.com/video/b71ZSpAySLY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=VvozGQJ8Qn31ZM4V

@@modelmananimation Thank you very much for such a detailed and comprehensive answer, it's a pleasure! Yes, I'm still getting to know the program and haven't been paying enough attention. Indeed, this basic script for the camera may well be useful if you customize it for yourself, it can perform the function that I need! Of course, it's a pity that not everything is in Moho (what we would like), but it's still a very strong and incredibly multifunctional software, it has a great future. Ps Will you be shooting a video review of the latest version? It would be interesting+ thank you!

@@monliher I'm glad you found the response helpful. If you think you have a new idea about adding a feature to Moho, you can recommened it to its developers using the following link, they'll hear you and try their bests to add that feature for the future versions. Here is the link: moho.lostmarble.com/pages/contact I'm currently a bit busy, but I hope I can get back to the channel and make tutorials about newest features in Moho.

@@erfan_ali You're very welcome my friend. I'm happy you liked it ❤️❤️❤️

@@animasioasioa and I say Thank YOU for watching this video 😁😍

@@JkErt-m1u It's called Modelman with no space, Thank you my friend ❤️😍 I'm happy you enjoyed it!

@@animasioasioa ❤️😍😊 You're very welcome my friend, I'm happy you found this video helpful!

@modelmananimation you really helped me get started with this new thing

@@objectifanimation2d Thanks my friend ❤️☺️

@@badmax7319 by searching and finding b2 pencil brush images and importing them, and choosing your favorite settings, you can create your own b2 pencil brush my friend 👌🏻

@@LOZA_ Do you have any question my friend? It's Modelman, with no space

@@Hakunaamataataa Thank you so much for your kind words😍 I'm truly honored that you want to learn from me. While I'm not in a position to mentor anyone directly at the moment, I encourage you to keep pursuing your passions and NEVER give up on what you love to do👐 Hard work and dedication have been my keys to success, and I believe they can be yours too. Stay focused, keep learning, and always strive to improve. Remember, every step you take brings you closer to your goals 😊👌🏻 Wishing you all the best on your journey❤️

@@modelmananimation thanks sir..I'll definitely give my best and soon will show you my work as well.

@@pricezalakunoc5092 Could you explain your problem more my friend? Did you watch the entire video? 1. Is it that you just don't see any keyframe or the entire timeline window has gone for you? 2. What type of keyframe you have created that now you're saying you can't see it? Is it the keyframes related to position of the points tthat you can't see? Is it the keyframes of layer transformation that you can't see?(like layer position, layer scale, layer rotation) or another type of keyframe? 3. Are you a beginner in Moho and is this the first time you're trying to see a keyframe? OR it is something that worked before and now, suddenly out of nowhere you've faced this problem?

@@Shahzaibkhan-f3n2t Thanks for your comment my friend. I'm happy you like this video ❤️❤️❤️

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@@thescrapmerchantsdaughter7627 I'm glad this tutorial was helpful for you my friend 😊❤️

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@@DarTanz Yes my friend, thanks for your comment. I'd be happier if you write your comment in English because of TH-cam algorithm🙏🏻

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@@thescrapmerchantsdaughter7627 let's say you have a hair layer and a mesh layer, After creating triangular mesh for the mesh layer, To change mesh layer icon, and to be able to control the hair layer using the mesh layer: 1. Double click on hair layer to open its layer settings 2. If it's an image layer go to image tab, if it's a vector layer, go to vector tab 3. At the bottom of layer settings window, you'll see an option called "Select warp larer", below it you can choose the mesh layer, so choose the mesh layer as your warp layer. 4. Hit OK or Apply That's it. Now on the frame zero you can change the shape of the mesh and on the frames other than zero by animating the mesh you can animate the hair layer.

​​​​@@giannaras2010 I'd assume you watched the part where I explained how to record an audio in moho at 36:14 and how to change the pitch of the recorded audio at 39:55, and you are asking about changing the pitch of an audio that have not been recorded in moho and have been imported into Moho as an audio layer from outside of moho, in that case, no, there is no way to change the pitch of that audio layer in moho my friend. For that, you need to use other apps.