Moho is King in my opinion. BUT,there are a few things the development team needs to take care of, hopefully they do. The ownership switched from Micro Smith back to the original creators, Lost Marble. If I was a billionaire I would donate money to the Moho cause lol
It would super helpful for everyone if Moho accepts vector based graphics from Illustrator, Affinity designer or Inkscape. Or support Flash based vector graphics from animate CC. I worked both in Animate CC and Moho. Character creation far more easy with your imagination in Animate CC with extra bonus of lip syncing. But Moho is exceptionally fast in workflow with rigging and animation. You could able to make a piece of work in Moho in no time. Incredible software but character creation is poor.
Thank you for the feedback! We totally agree on that point, our team of 2D artists adopted many software throughout their career, and when it comes to Moho, we think that it's unparalleled in terms of character rigging and puppet animation (the Bone System and the timeline features are insane), but the drawing tools lag behind compared to other software like the Adobe Suite (Character Animator for example)
I think Moho is the better option especially if you want something that is cost effective. Not taking anything away from Adobe but in terms of the software paying for itself, Moho is the better choice. I've been using Moho for the past 10 years and they just came out with their newest version (Moho 14).
Is it possible to work on something on Moho and then transfer it to animate or vice versa. It would be nice to take advantage of both programs strengths when working on an animation
I recently got a version of Moho 13.5 debut cheap but can see that most tutorials are tailored for the Pro version and the Debut has some really annoying limitations such as not being able to import psd files from Photoshop but as I am planning to not use any adobe products, I am hoping that Moho has a half decent drawing app to create layered characters. Other limitations such as being limited to a resolution of 900 X 900 is also a pain and the Debut is also missing a lot of cool features as well but it wasn't expensive as version 14 had just come out but I will need to upgrade at a later date
Thanks a lot for the feedback! This is exactly why we thought that the import feature recovers for that somehow, since you can import PSD files and such...but indeed, it serves rigging purposes and puppet creation a lot more
@@InspirationTuts2D moho is best in terms or rigging and also in terms of its simple drawing tools ... You hust watch Mohammed vikings channel once he is so amazing th-cam.com/users/mohamedviking
Animate is better in terms of effects and ease of use too. Animate has features like Movieclips, Graphic clips, layer blending, shape and classic tween, and a ton of other issues. Moho simply looks better for RIGGING.
@@joshblaze6821 but u can do all these thins ni moho also ..verry easily as i am moho and toonboom user i never faced this problem in moho . Yes the only problem is moho had so good tools for frame by frame animation . There is no vector drawing tools such like animate cc and toon boom ...
@@zenyfilmsrambo Depends. They use very different workflows to produce their animation. Animate can generate HTML5 animations, as will as make them interactive. You learn to work with symbols, sprite sheets, and such -- it's very web oriented, but you can also produce animations for TH-cam, Vimeo, broadcasting. There are drawing tools in Animate, but it also integrates really well with Adobe Illustrator because it's part of the suite of applications that are meant to work together well -- and most of the time they do. But, in the end, Animate will cost you much more than Moho (if you're using it legally), as it is subscription based), so there's that. It also has a very good lip syncing feature. Moho can generate gifs for the web, but its primary job is making cartoons. If you're an Illustrator user, like myself, you will find the Moho drawing tools confusing and unintuitive at first. Force yourself to do the tutorials and you'll be less frustrated. Moho Pro's bone system is a lot better than Animate's (some may disagree), and the smart bone feature, which allows you to create controllers for various actions such as eye blinks, switch layers, and correcting distortions in things like bending limbs is great. Another feature in Moho Pro is the ability to animate switching the position of layers, like moving an arm layer behind the body layer so a character can put his hands behind his back. I strongly advise anyone who asks to get a free trial, if available, on any program they are thinking of using to get the feel of it. I prefer working in Moho as opposed to Animate, but that doesn't mean I don't find myself swearing at the computer scree from time to time, nor does it mean it's the best choice for everyone. Full disclosure; I don't use Animate any more, and I use Moho rarely. I use After Effects paired with some plugins that make animating characters easier. But AF has it's issues as well, I wouldn't outright recommend it as the best way to go for anyone. Only you can decide what you can afford, and from there, decide what works for what you want to create. Don't forget to check out the free open-source options out there like Blender (it does 2D as well as 3D) OpenToonz (best for frame by frame), and Synfig. www.synfig.org/cms/ opentoonz.github.io/e/index.html www.blender.org
To be honest I prefer one million times Adobe Animate. Why? Because you have too much freedom for manipulate and animate frame by frame whatever you want. And of course much cheaper. But seriously I want to pay 400$ for a software only to create Puppets???
In that case, I would opt for Blender than paying Adobe for eternity. For serious frame by frame job, I would choose clip studio paint which has superior brushes.
You can buy the pro version for 400$ and own it for ever. But I guess if they offer a new version and you want that you have to buy it. Right now there's a 40% discount.
I really want to animate, but I have a job that pays so little, and I have a strong passion for animation. I was thinking of buying the full Adobe suite, but it is going subscription based around the time I graduated high-school and getting my first job made trying to learn animation via computer and building my portfolio for a career nearly impossible. I am glad to find 1-time purchase programs to help me get a kick out of my interest.
Moho is King in my opinion. BUT,there are a few things the development team needs to take care of, hopefully they do. The ownership switched from Micro Smith back to the original creators, Lost Marble. If I was a billionaire I would donate money to the Moho cause lol
It would super helpful for everyone if Moho accepts vector based graphics from Illustrator, Affinity designer or Inkscape. Or support Flash based vector graphics from animate CC. I worked both in Animate CC and Moho. Character creation far more easy with your imagination in Animate CC with extra bonus of lip syncing. But Moho is exceptionally fast in workflow with rigging and animation. You could able to make a piece of work in Moho in no time. Incredible software but character creation is poor.
Thank you for the feedback! We totally agree on that point, our team of 2D artists adopted many software throughout their career, and when it comes to Moho, we think that it's unparalleled in terms of character rigging and puppet animation (the Bone System and the timeline features are insane), but the drawing tools lag behind compared to other software like the Adobe Suite (Character Animator for example)
Why not use both. Use Moho rigging with simple animations to get your layout and then use CC to fine tune it?
Moho does accept vector graphics and svg. @Moho accepts Illustrator version 8 files as wellas .psd formats
Moho has lips sync
brother you mean that moho will not accept my vectorial drawings made in affinity
I think Moho is the better option especially if you want something that is cost effective. Not taking anything away from Adobe but in terms of the software paying for itself, Moho is the better choice. I've been using Moho for the past 10 years and they just came out with their newest version (Moho 14).
Hey, what device do you use to draw or create characters on? Before transferring to the Moho?
7:55 wow, that's a jay black clip. 😃☺ He is so awesome, I started to work in moho after seeing his videos. Thanks for mention him and other creators.
Of course! We certainly enjoy all the work of the artists that we mention in our videos
@@InspirationTuts2D you are the best ever, and you do a great job helping artists . love your channel.
Is it possible to work on something on Moho and then transfer it to animate or vice versa. It would be nice to take advantage of both programs strengths when working on an animation
I recently got a version of Moho 13.5 debut cheap but can see that most tutorials are tailored for the Pro version and the Debut has some really annoying limitations such as not being able to import psd files from Photoshop but as I am planning to not use any adobe products, I am hoping that Moho has a half decent drawing app to create layered characters. Other limitations such as being limited to a resolution of 900 X 900 is also a pain and the Debut is also missing a lot of cool features as well but it wasn't expensive as version 14 had just come out but I will need to upgrade at a later date
moho forever, have you seen the cartoon saloon movies? thats the power of moho.
Moho is best ❤️❤️❤️ so advance as compared to animate cc .... But moho has no hand drawing tools for animation 😭😭 i love moho
Thanks a lot for the feedback! This is exactly why we thought that the import feature recovers for that somehow, since you can import PSD files and such...but indeed, it serves rigging purposes and puppet creation a lot more
@@InspirationTuts2D moho is best in terms or rigging and also in terms of its simple drawing tools ... You hust watch Mohammed vikings channel once he is so amazing
th-cam.com/users/mohamedviking
Animate is better in terms of effects and ease of use too.
Animate has features like Movieclips, Graphic clips, layer blending, shape and classic tween, and a ton of other issues.
Moho simply looks better for RIGGING.
@@joshblaze6821 but u can do all these thins ni moho also ..verry easily as i am moho and toonboom user i never faced this problem in moho . Yes the only problem is moho had so good tools for frame by frame animation . There is no vector drawing tools such like animate cc and toon boom ...
@@ABond There are frame-by-frame layers as of me writing this comment
Would MOHO be a better option for integration with After Effects as far as vector motion design goes?
Yes. It’s way better than any puppet tools in AE or Duik.
@@formxshapedoes it work with vector graphics?
Script Copied from Bloopmotion post.
very informative..
Adobe aniamte cc has more control...❤
I just love Moho, even though I "just" have the 12.5 version.
Why no upgrade to 14.5 ?
No one have vertex weigh, like dragonbonez, blender or spine
It worked perfectly!!! Thank you so much
animate crashes a lot
Not mine
Só o trabalho que dar pra fazer animação que desanima 😞
dedicação e consistência são tudo! confie no processo e boa sorte (Google Translated lol xD best of luck)
@@InspirationTuts2D verdade
i say windows 16 must have an ai predicting where i am going next even before i think about it
I want Moho Pro
i can give you moho pro 13.5 but i want Maya 2024 crack i promise that moho pro 13.5 is for you
Needs update, Cartoon Animator 5 is out!
Hills Vista
I like more moho i have still buy it😢
I use Moho
which is better ? moho or cc
@@zenyfilmsrambocc idk?? My opinion not blaster's opinion
@@zenyfilmsrambo Depends. They use very different workflows to produce their animation. Animate can generate HTML5 animations, as will as make them interactive. You learn to work with symbols, sprite sheets, and such -- it's very web oriented, but you can also produce animations for TH-cam, Vimeo, broadcasting. There are drawing tools in Animate, but it also integrates really well with Adobe Illustrator because it's part of the suite of applications that are meant to work together well -- and most of the time they do. But, in the end, Animate will cost you much more than Moho (if you're using it legally), as it is subscription based), so there's that. It also has a very good lip syncing feature.
Moho can generate gifs for the web, but its primary job is making cartoons. If you're an Illustrator user, like myself, you will find the Moho drawing tools confusing and unintuitive at first. Force yourself to do the tutorials and you'll be less frustrated. Moho Pro's bone system is a lot better than Animate's (some may disagree), and the smart bone feature, which allows you to create controllers for various actions such as eye blinks, switch layers, and correcting distortions in things like bending limbs is great. Another feature in Moho Pro is the ability to animate switching the position of layers, like moving an arm layer behind the body layer so a character can put his hands behind his back. I strongly advise anyone who asks to get a free trial, if available, on any program they are thinking of using to get the feel of it. I prefer working in Moho as opposed to Animate, but that doesn't mean I don't find myself swearing at the computer scree from time to time, nor does it mean it's the best choice for everyone.
Full disclosure; I don't use Animate any more, and I use Moho rarely. I use After Effects paired with some plugins that make animating characters easier. But AF has it's issues as well, I wouldn't outright recommend it as the best way to go for anyone. Only you can decide what you can afford, and from there, decide what works for what you want to create. Don't forget to check out the free open-source options out there like Blender (it does 2D as well as 3D) OpenToonz (best for frame by frame), and Synfig.
www.synfig.org/cms/
opentoonz.github.io/e/index.html
www.blender.org
@@mreclecticguy the best help my brother
I will take your opinion into account, you are hard on this, thanks for the contribution.
To be honest I prefer one million times Adobe Animate. Why?
Because you have too much freedom for manipulate and animate frame by frame whatever you want. And of course much cheaper.
But seriously I want to pay 400$ for a software only to create Puppets???
In that case, I would opt for Blender than paying Adobe for eternity. For serious frame by frame job, I would choose clip studio paint which has superior brushes.
you guys paying?
@@Saveara. Of course, I have paid for Clip Studio Paint EX. And I'm really excited with it.
I have adobe animate, clip, blender and toon boom. I was thinking of getting moho in the future. All of my animations have been made in adobe animate.
Does anybody have this? Moho pro for Mac
great content.... you sound so much like huey freeman😂
need new moho 14 pro videos.
I CAN'T DRAW😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 WHAT I CAN DO, PLEASE HELP😩😩😩🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Learn to draw then.
@gregoryashley7963 tf man 😂😅😂
Become a mathematician if you can't draw.
@@digitalsketchguy7844 🙄what does mathematics have to do with drawing??
TH-cam search on how to do basic drawing. It also depends for what purpose
MOHO
Biases review. Adobe paying you?
I wish x)
You need to check your grammer
@@tut3132 Correction: "Grammar" and not Grammer. You need to check your spelling!
Is moho once payment or subscribe monthly payment?
You can buy the pro version for 400$ and own it for ever. But I guess if they offer a new version and you want that you have to buy it. Right now there's a 40% discount.
plz make video on krita vs tahoma plzzz plzzzzz
Thank you for the suggestion, it will go on our list or upcoming videos! Stay tuned ;)
Titmouse in Vancouver used Adobe Animate for the Animaniacs revival's animation.
That's why it sucks
I really want to animate, but I have a job that pays so little, and I have a strong passion for animation.
I was thinking of buying the full Adobe suite, but it is going subscription based around the time I graduated high-school and getting my first job made trying to learn animation via computer and building my portfolio for a career nearly impossible.
I am glad to find 1-time purchase programs to help me get a kick out of my interest.
There's other ways to use adobe animate for free 😊