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D.R. says: Hi @KassTVNL! Many of the techniques should apply to Moho 12.5. amd when it doesn't, I'll call out an alternative method if one is available. Thanks for commenting!

Hi @pedrosaabedra5653 ! Congratulations, and welcome to our channel! We're Moho and animation fanatics here, and I'm happy to meet you!

@TeamLittleGreenDog Thanks.

D.R. says: Hi @animagicfilm! _Moho Quick Click (MQC)_ is a button panel I created with useful Moho commands and macros. MQC was meant to make Moho easier for me to use on a tablet, but it works great with a mouse too! I'll be uploading a video about downloading MQC and how to use it. Note: the current version of MQC runs on Windows only, but I'm looking into creating a version that runs on both Mac and Windows. Thanks for asking!

Hi, @neo-qz6bw ! Thank you for asking! We're keeping our tutorials and cartoon shorts free for everyone, but if anybody wants to help fund our work, we're starting _a Ko-fi for Little Green Dog_ today! The Ko-fi page is not ready yet to accept contributions, but I'll post an announcement later today. As for advanced topics, D.R. is creating a _Moho Expert_ tips & tricks series. More about that later.

I asked D.R. and he said: Hi, @RichardVanLe! Do you mean extra tools in general, i.e., the ones at the bottom of my Tools window? Or the horizontal window sometimes seen in the upper right corner of the screen? If you mean tools in general, I'm making a video about installing and using third-party tools in Moho, and separate videos about my favorite ones. If you mean the horizontal window with many buttons, that's called MQC (Moho Quick Click.) It a button panel that gives me quick access to frequently used Moho commands and a few useful macros. I'll make a video about this soon, along with a download link. Note: At this time, MQC runs only in Windows, but I'm looking into making a version that works for both Windows and Mac.

@@TeamLittleGreenDog Sorry. I should have been more clear. Your Tools tab has extra icons (Draw+, UI, Rigging, Animation) at the bottom.

D.R.'s reply: Oh, yes, I have my third-party tools categorized using Tool Layout in Preference. It helps me find the tool I need more quickly. I'll explain how that works in the tutorial on installing and using third-party tools. Thanks for asking!

I'm happy about that, Dennis! if I can teach you one thing in exchange for you teaching me ten things, that's a good deal for me ;)

Hi @WhatACrazyWorldWeLiveIn ! I asked D.R. your question about the background texture, and here's his explanation: Thanks for your question! I'm guessing you're talking about the paper texture effect. This might seem counter-intuitive, but the paper texture layer is actually on top of everything else. To make the texture blend with the layers beneath, I have its Blend mode set to Multiply; this makes the darkest pixels in the texture blend with the lower layers like a cast shadow. To reduce the darkness of the shadow effect, I reduced the opacity of the texture layer. For the final render, I'm actually applying this shadow effect in After Effects, but the same setup also exists in the Moho project and was used for early testing. When the Moho version of this effect is enabled, it looks just like the After Effects version.

@@TeamLittleGreenDog Thank you so much will test this setup. I'm a new subscriber and will definitely looking forward for all your future videos, keep teaching and do the good works. More power to your channel.

Hi @_I-OvO-I_ ! Thank you, and yes! We have tutorials planned for installing and using our favorite Moho tool scripts, and about the accessory programs we use with Moho.

Hi @RahulKumar-pg6ob! I asked D.R. and he said: You should always add new items at frame zero, and it's better to do this in the Mainline, not while editing a Smart Bone Action. After you create the hair clutch art, you can edit its shape and animate it in the Smart Bone Action. It is possible to create art while editing a Smart Bone, but that could get messy and complicated, so I don't recommend it. How you set up the Smart Bone Action to reveal and turn the hair clutch depends on how you intend to animate the head turn. One suggestion is to add the hair clutch in a separate layer. This way, you can keyframe its visibility to come on as the character turns away from the camera. If you need to keep it in the same layer as the hair, you might keyframe the style's alpha to reveal the item or simply hide the item behind the hair and move it forward using Animated Shape Order. If you decide to use a separate layer for the hair clutch, you can animate it using Animated Layer Order as needed during the turn, or duplicate the layer at different stacking positions and animate their visibility to reveal the hair clutch's current layer position. (So, many options!) If you also want to turn the hair clutch (i.e., in '3D' perspective,) you can animate this as a point animation or a Switch Layer sequence and make the animation part of the head turn Smart Bone Action. (Advanced Tip: For turning an item like the hair clutch, sometimes I'll render a 360-degree turntable of the item created in a 3D program like Blender, and animate this Image sequence in Moho using the Smart Bone Action. You can see this used for Troll hair at the end of one of D.R.'s personal demo reels. ) If you need more detailed info, I suggest asking this in the Lost Marble forums. I hope this helps!

@TeamLittleGreenDog thank you for your time and help, i will choose on of the option

Thank you! I'm happy to hear the lessons are helpful. D.R. is working on getting more tutorials out more quickly.

Thank you! We're planning more Space Tommy adventures next year.

Thank you!

That's great to hear! We hope the tips make it easier to follow future tutorials. D.R. will be uploading more Moho tips and tricks soon.

Checked out your channel. Really cool videos.

Thank you! We're glad to hear these videos are helpful. D.R. is making changes to how he creates these videos, and they should be coming out more frequently soon.

Welcome guys I am with you.

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