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Brush Stabilization by offsetting stroke to cursor
Posted: Wed Oct 30, 2024 6:17 pm
by JoelMayer
One of the things i really wish for Moho's freehand tool is a more "standard" brush stabilization option. Atm, Moho seems to somehow smooth out a stroke after it's drawn. Most art programmes simply kind of "delay" the stroke from the cursor while drawing. This leads to a much smoother experience because the brush that you lay down is also the one that you end up getting. With Moho it's kind of jarring that you lay down a stroke and then have to wait till it "gels" until you get the final result.
To compare here is how the stabilization looks in Clip Studio:
And here's Moho
Hope this makes sense. I'd recommend to the devs to test out the stroke stabilization in both Clip Studio and Toon Boom, both are excellent and a good point of reference.
Re: Brush Stabilization by offsetting stroke to cursor
Posted: Wed Oct 30, 2024 6:43 pm
by lucasfranca
I have been using lazy nezumi. Now works with Moho.
Re: Brush Stabilization by offsetting stroke to cursor
Posted: Wed Oct 30, 2024 7:04 pm
by JoelMayer
lucasfranca wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2024 6:43 pm
I have been using lazy nezumi. Now works with Moho.
Yea that's nice but i'm on a Mac

Didn't even know Lazy Nezumi was still around... that's so 2005.
Seriously though i think nowadays it can be expected any pro-level software that you draw in to have a good stabilization option.
Re: Brush Stabilization by offsetting stroke to cursor
Posted: Wed Oct 30, 2024 11:09 pm
by DK
I have to agree with JoelMayer It's fundamental.
D.K
Re: Brush Stabilization by offsetting stroke to cursor
Posted: Thu Oct 31, 2024 7:26 pm
by Greenlaw
JoelMayer wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2024 7:04 pm
Didn't even know Lazy Nezumi was still around... that's so 2005.
I swear by Lazy Nezumi. If anything is annoying about it, it's that the developer updates it maybe too frequently. Photoshop has built-in stabilization now, but Lazy Nezumi is still better.
That said, Re: Moho Freehand stabilization, yes, I agree about the smoothness issue. To deal with this, I draw a little more slowly than normal, and it seems to work fine for me. I think the recent Freehand update is 100 times better and more usable than what we had before Moho 14, but it could still be better.
I hadn't known Lazy Nezumi was compatible with Moho. Thanks for the tip, @lucasfranca! I'm going to test that this afternoon.
Re: Brush Stabilization by offsetting stroke to cursor
Posted: Mon Nov 04, 2024 12:49 am
by Greenlaw
I'm finally getting around to trying Lazy Nezumi with Moho. The first preset I tried is Pulled String, which I use regularly in Photoshop. I had Moho Smoothing turned down to zero to ensure I was only getting the effect from Lazy Nezumi, and it worked as expected. Nice!
For fun, I tried the Pulled Saw preset, and I was surprised to see this worked perfectly too!
@lucasfranca, thanks for the tip!
One funny thing I'm seeing is that the pulled string affects any tool I use in Moho, not just Freehand. ATM, I
think I'll need to toggle Lazy Nezumi on and off as needed, but maybe that won't be necessary? TBD
