Moho Animation Forum

I hope it's ok to post videos of other software's features. I feel like a lot of requests here are due to something they saw from other software or something they missed being able to do in those software.

So I deleted my request a few months back. It was to be able to have more control over the noise features in Moho. I just imagined being able to create more specific looking noise patterns like the triangle wave or square wave-like smears in anime. But if it's difficult to implement, maybe we could have a line redraw tool like in Clip Studio Paint.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/b4tko8Ubams

It's similar to the line width tool in terms of being able to freely choose which parts to modify, but instead of changing the line thickness, the whole line is redrawn in any way. This way, the user could manually add the smears in any section and in any frame. Also, maybe the line width tool could be changed to a line modify tool which does other effects like noise or these cool new glitch type effects from Affinity:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjSsu03troc&t=118s

I think the Blast, Shred, and Sawtooth ones would fit in animation.

I'm not sure if I understood your request correctly, but it seems the curve profile tool is something you should look into.

slowtiger wrote: ↑Wed Dec 10, 2025 2:34 am I'm not sure if I understood your request correctly, but it seems the curve profile tool is something you should look into.

The curve profile tool applies to the whole layer/ line art, unless there are workarounds that I don't know about. With a redraw tool, you could just pick certain sections of the layer and freely redraw them. So whatever you redrew stays connected to the whole line art.

I also mentioned if the line width tool could be modified so it does other things besides changing line width. I thought about this when I saw Affinity's new Glitch filter. The looks they achieve feel very suited for animation. I've never seen any other program have those built in.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HrK7zyAg0c

In Affinity, they could be used as a filter to the whole layer, or they can be brushed onto specific areas which is what I want to be able to do in Moho.