Rigging and Animating Vectors in Moho Pro

Rigging and Animating Vectors in Moho Pro, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.85, with 44 lectures, based on 156 reviews, and has 756 subscribers.

You will learn about Properly rig a vector based character with bones Correct vector movements with Smart Bones Create face controls for blinking, eye movements and emotions Create an interpolated mouth for smooth lip syncing Implement Smart Mesh for head turns Animate and lip sync a rig in Moho This course is ideal for individuals who are New animators looking for a rigging and animation solution using vectors or New Moho owners looking for a crash course in the software's strengths or Animators looking to broaden their toolset It is particularly useful for New animators looking for a rigging and animation solution using vectors or New Moho owners looking for a crash course in the software's strengths or Animators looking to broaden their toolset.

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Summary

Title: Rigging and Animating Vectors in Moho Pro

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.85

Number of Lectures: 44

Number of Published Lectures: 44

Number of Curriculum Items: 44

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 44

Original Price: $69.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Properly rig a vector based character with bones
Correct vector movements with Smart Bones
Create face controls for blinking, eye movements and emotions
Create an interpolated mouth for smooth lip syncing
Implement Smart Mesh for head turns
Animate and lip sync a rig in Moho

Who Should Attend

New animators looking for a rigging and animation solution using vectors
New Moho owners looking for a crash course in the software's strengths
Animators looking to broaden their toolset

Target Audiences

New animators looking for a rigging and animation solution using vectors
New Moho owners looking for a crash course in the software's strengths
Animators looking to broaden their toolset

With Moho Pro, you can animate vector based characters in a variety of ways. This course aims to teach the basics of rigging vector characters using a combination of layer and point binding. Along the way you will also learn how to:

Properly create a bone structure capable of complex actions like clothing and hair movements
Animate using bones and layer tools
Correct animations with Smart Bones
Create an interpolated mouth that animates between poses
Assign Smart Bones as dials for basic functions like blinking eyes
Animate head turns with help from a Smart Warp Mesh
Use target bones for anchoring in parts of the rig
Other techniques to help with polishing and refining animations

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What You Will Learn in this Course

Chapter 2: Preparing Your Character for Rigging

Lecture 1: Overview of Character Design

Lecture 2: Separating Hair Strands from Main Hair Layer

Lecture 3: Drawing the Bones

Lecture 4: Labeling the Bones

Chapter 3: Binding Bones to Character

Lecture 1: Layer Binding to Bones

Lecture 2: Connecting Arms with Point Binding

Lecture 3: Connecting Legs with Point Binding

Lecture 4: Connecting the Coat with Point Binding

Lecture 5: Binding the Shirt

Lecture 6: Binding the Hair

Chapter 4: Correcting Body Movements

Lecture 1: Anchoring with Target Bones

Lecture 2: Constraining Bone Rotations

Lecture 3: Correcting First Front Arm Bend with Smart Bone Actions

Lecture 4: Correcting Second Front Arm Bend with Smart Bone Actions

Lecture 5: Correcting Back Arm Bends with Smart Actions

Lecture 6: Correcting Legs with Smart Bone Actions

Lecture 7: Adjusting for Bottom Torso Bends with Smart Bone Actions

Lecture 8: Adjusting for Top Torso Bends with Smart Bone Actions

Lecture 9: Finishing Corrections on Torso Bends

Lecture 10: Correcting Leg Pop in on Pelvis

Chapter 5: Adding Face Controls

Lecture 1: Adding Smart Pin Bone for Pupils

Lecture 2: Controlling Eyebrows with a Smart Bone

Lecture 3: Creating Blink Smart Bone

Lecture 4: Building an Interpolated Mouth

Chapter 6: Creating Head Movements

Lecture 1: Triangulating a Mesh and Linking Layers

Lecture 2: Creating Left Head Turn with Smart Dial

Lecture 3: Creating Right Head Turn with Smart Dial

Lecture 4: Adding Upward Head Tilts

Lecture 5: Adding Downward Head Tilts

Lecture 6: Polishing Mesh Actions

Lecture 7: Animating Mouth and Hair Strands for Head Tilts

Lecture 8: Animating Ponytail for Head Tilts

Chapter 7: Polishing the Rig

Lecture 1: Correcting Bone Connection Issues

Lecture 2: Cleaning Up Misplaced Bone Keyframes

Lecture 3: Adding in Bone Dynamics and IK Stretching

Lecture 4: Creating Switches for Hands

Chapter 8: Creating a Test Animation

Lecture 1: Laying Out Canvas and Character Starting Position

Lecture 2: Laying Out First Phase of Jump Animation

Lecture 3: Lip Syncing Dialogue

Lecture 4: Animating Body to Dialogue

Lecture 5: Implementing Blinks, Eyebrow Movements and Head Tilts

Chapter 9: Wrapping Up

Lecture 1: Exporting Your Animation

Lecture 2: Final Thoughts

Instructors

Chad Troftgruben
Freelance animator and screencaster

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