Bringing your bitmap illustrations, pictures and vector drawings to life has never been easier! Quad meshes open an entire world of possibilities.ДЄdd life to your scenes with the new Wind dynamics!

Or create grids for your characters -combining triangles and quads- and make them move like 3D. Meshes are now even more powerful and easier to use with the new Quads! Animate your artwork in true perspective by simply attaching a four points shape to it. Quad meshes to animate exactly in the way you want! Apply them to any part of the body or even switch entirely different bodies!! This unique approach makes it easier to have rigged characters with the appeal of traditional animation. Vitruvian bones will allow you to group and animate them on the fly just by switching from one to the next. Or the same limb in different perspectives. For instance, you can have different sets of heads, each with its own controllers. The intuitive V-bones system allows you to alternate different drawings and sets of bones. Here are some of the major enhancements in Moho 13.5:ДЄnimating foreshortening and complex actions is easier than ever! Inspired by Da VinciвЂ™s Vitruvian Man drawing, Vitruvian Bones are a new and powerful way to rig your characters. We will revisit and review these features in future versions of Moho where it makes sense and fits with Lost Marble's vision of Moho! They include some of the bitmap frame-by-frame capabilities, bitmap drawing/brush tools, 3D support and actions window. We have also had to deprecate some features that were developed for Moho 13 that were causing major issues. Moho 13.5 engineering and development were lead by Moho's original creator Mike Clifton, his engineering team, loyal beta testers and Moho's product manager Victor Paredes. You can expect stability, workflow improvements, support for macOS Big Sur, architectural updates, export/import advancements, improved speed, etc. Here are some of the major enhancements in Moho 13.5!

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