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I have only begun to explore the 14.3 update in Mac. So far it looks and feels FANTASTIC!
Really appreciate the effort expended to improve the artistic hand.
I look forward to using it in my work!!!
Cheers!

yeah just wanted to reiterate to the developers, thank you so so much, you have created such a fantastic software package and it seems to only get better and better, cannot wait to play and explore with this new update.

The brush effect is amazing~! However, I am a little worried that the richer details will cause lag~ Masking effect of color nodes and liquid graphics

I have just started using it yesterday. The performance feel much better and bugs from the previous versions has gone. The developers of Moho have done a great job.

I am in the UK and the updated doesn't appear to be available for either PC or Mac? Is this the same for other users

Billybeanbag wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2024 8:29 pm I am in the UK and the updated doesn't appear to be available for either PC or Mac? Is this the same for other users

If you're trying to update from within Moho, the update is usually available online before being available in Moho.
Here's the update online: https://mohoanimation.com/update

Yep, I downloaded it from that link.

thank you people

Hello everybody.

I've a question about the steps to accomplish the update from Moho Pro 14.2 to Moho Pro 14.3.

I've just installed Moho Pro 14.2 two weeks ago, with my brand new serial number.

I've downloaded the file installer for Moho Pro 14.3.

Do I need to uninstall first Moho Pro 14.2 ?
Or is it OK if I launch the Moho Pro 14.3 installer, and the installer will detect and adapt my previous version 14.2 ?

If you have Moho 14.2 installed, and run the Moho 14.3 standalone installer, 14.3 can be installed into a separate folder. This way, you can have both 14.3 and 14.2 (or any earlier versions,) on the same computer. Some users prefer keeping older versions just in case a newer release has a problem that didn't exist in the previous one.

I typically create a Moho folder in my Programs folder, and install each release in a separate sub-folders with the version number for each version in the folder names (Moho 12.5, Moho 13.5, Moho 14.3, etc.)

But if that's not a concern, you can overwrite the existing 14.2. This will replace 14.2 with 14.3.

FWIW, Moho 14.3 has been a solid release me so far. I had the opportunity to work with a pre-release version and created our short film Blooper with it. I did not run into any issues during that production, and I'll probably remove 14.2 pretty soon.

If you use the built-in updater in 14.2, Moho will notify you when the update is available, and it will update from within the program.

Either way, Moho will recognize the existing 14.x activatation and you should not need to activate the update.

This looks really cool I've been playing around with the colors drift trying to get a handle on things. Thank you for this! looks very painterly.