No, since follow path works for the entire layer, there's no way to have liquid shapes on the same layer follow different paths.

But you can make a single path cross over itself and loop. In this case, liquid shapes would interact as they follow a crisscrossing path.

Yeah, it's possible. You need to recreate the Patch layer technique using regular masking settings. Synthsin75 helped me figure out the technique in a forum topic years ago. I dubbed the technique 'Patchoid', and I might have the topic bookmarked. BRB. Glad you remember that. I sure didn't. After s...

The only one I know is ctrl+shift+D (view>toggle frame zero).
Otherwise, you can enter the frame at the bottom of the workspace.

Yes, that exceeds the recommended requirements for Moho 14. I always suggest that people at least buy the best graphics card they can afford, so their computer will be likely to handle new software for its lifetime. I currently have an NVIDIA RTX 4080 in a machine I bought in 2023, because I usually...

Yes, you can, but it's 100% vector tools, so there might be a learning curve if you're use to raster painting.
Some people who work in Moho still prefer to import raster art, but many create everything in Moho.

Your image:


You probably want the "both" smart bone to move a parent bone for both brows, instead of trying to move the brow bones that are already controlled by their own smart bones.

“You only need to use Camera 4 to pan and zoom; there’s no need to use Camera 5. Using two cameras at the same time is really unprofessional, causes lag, and makes the camera movement path look messy and unattractive.” It's the way I track and zoom the scene for my animation. I have done this for m...

Looks like the render is the same as having GPU caching enabled and a different layer selected.
Since GPU caching is basically turning unselected layers into images, for better workspace performance, it might be equivalent to rendering for image-based brushes.

Greenlaw is the expert animator, but I'd take a look if you want a second set of eyes.

None of the turn actions have any other bones keyframed, so I can't see the problem shown in your video.

Very nice hand drawn and filled out depth.

Probably a bone inadvertently keyframed in the turn action.

Usually that's due to not having enough frames in the smart bone's action, but you said you checked that.
The next thing I'd suspect is a conflict, where the same elements have been keyframed in more than one smart bone action.

I only ever got thumbnails working for v13 temporarily, but they seem to be stable in v14.

Curvers work similar to a warp mesh, so they also mask the artwork. The easiest way to do it with a single image is to duplicate the image and make a curver for each part.