I was wondering... what are the most important differences between Moho and Mirage? I know Mirage has much better image editing functions. And Moho's "bones" feature can help to make some animations a little simpler to perform. But are there any parts of Mirage that are much better for animation than Moho?
I don't currently own either software, but i'm getting ready to purchase one of them real soon, to begin animating. I find Mirage hard to understand, but I like the image editing capabilities. And i'm experimenting wiht both trial versions at this time.
I'm considering doing one of the following : Using Mirage as an image editing tool and exporting the images to animate in Moho, or ...Using Moho to make body part movements and exporting those into Mirage to edit and complete. I'm not sure though, if I can do that or not. Does anyone know if this is possible?
Any suggestions?
Differences between Moho and Mirage? Can someone help?
By undergrounddog | Tuesday, September 27, 2005 at 5:34pm
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Differences between Moho and Mirage? Can someone help?
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Mr. Mankind,
Are you saying then, for simpler animation like South Park, Toonboom would be more effective?
I'm not interested in complicated animation. I would rather focus on content and scripting as my strong points. I'm also not interested in taking years to learn the software, like I feel I would have to in order to learn Mirage. And even Moho is a bit complicated, but not that difficult to learn, overall. It has many features, but i'm not sure if I need them.
Is Toonboom more or less difficult to learn than Moho? If all I wanted to do was ot make simple animation, what would be my best software to use?
Thanks,