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While introduced in Moho 14.0, version 14.3 polishes the Vitruvian Bones to perfection. This feature allows you to swap bone targets dynamically. For example, a single "Arm" bone can control reaching forward, reaching up, or reaching behind the back without breaking the mesh. In Build 20241125, the interpolation between poses is smoother, eliminating the "popping" issues found in earlier 14.x releases.
The "Full" version allows unlimited Smart Bone Actions. You can rig a character’s head so that turning a single bone automatically blinks the eyes, raises the eyebrows, and rotates the ears. The 20241125 build adds a "Action Cleanup" tool that highlights conflicting keyframes, preventing rig explosion—a common pain point in older versions.
Before dissecting the specific build, it is crucial to understand the software itself. Moho Pro is a 2D vector animation software designed as a direct competitor to Toon Boom Harmony and Adobe Animate, but with a unique twist: and physics-based animation . Unlike traditional frame-by-frame software, Moho utilizes a bone rigging system similar to 3D software. You draw a character, attach a skeleton (bones), and then move the bones to animate the character.
While Moho 14.0 laid the groundwork, Build 20241125 refines the experience. Here is what you get in this specific full release.
: New rigs now find the most efficient transformation angle (between 0 and 360 degrees) when pointing at a target, making radial smart bones easier to manage. Workflow Improvements