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Moho Pro Animation

This is Moho's strongest feature. Rigging allows you to move a character using a skeleton rather than animating individual drawing points.

  • Bind Bones: Select the "Body" Vector Layer. Choose the Select Bone tool and click a bone (e.g., the upper arm). Then, choose the Bind Layer tool and click the drawing part that corresponds to that bone. This tells the software which drawing points belong to which bone.
  • Rigging:
  • Animation:
  • Polishing & effects:
  • Export:

    • Moho Pro’s backbone is its hierarchical bone rigging. Users can:

    If you are a solo creator or a small studio looking to produce high-quality 2D animation without hiring an army of inbetweeners, Moho Pro animation is arguably the best value in the industry. moho pro animation

    The "perpetual license" model ($399.99 one-time vs. $600+/year for subscriptions) pays for itself within the first project. While it lacks the frame-by-frame polish of Toon Boom for feature films, for TV series, YouTube content, explainers, and games, Moho Pro is faster, smarter, and cheaper.

    The Verdict:

    Ready to stop drawing every frame? Download the 30-day free trial of Moho Pro. Build a bouncing ball rig. Then a walk cycle. You will never look at animation the same way again.

    Keywords used: Moho Pro animation, bone rigging, Smart Bones, Vitruvian Bones, 2D vector animation, lip-sync, frame-by-frame, Lost Marble. This is Moho's strongest feature

    With the rig complete, you can now create motion.

    When searching for Moho Pro animation, you will also see "Moho Debut" (around $60). Buy the Pro version instead (around $400). Here is why: Bind Bones: Select the "Body" Vector Layer

    LostMoho is notorious for rigging, but it hasn't abandoned traditionalists. The Pro version includes a robust frame-by-frame layer. You can seamlessly switch between bone-controlled vector art and hand-drawn raster effects (like a magic sparkle or a smear frame). You can even combine the two—rig a character, but hand-draw their cape.

    This proprietary feature allows a bone’s movement to control complex actions: