And as you animated in Moho the box would update.
The box could handle both vector and raster. It wouldn't have any tools except a time line. Personally, I would love a animation box. I think the a option in the time line would be cool too. Harmony drawing tools and node view with Moho's smart bones and the point tool as an option. If Moho and Harmony had a baby though that would be lovely. I would say Harmony is definitely more suited for Studios than Hobbyist like myself. Unfortunately, I will probably stick with Moho because I can animate faster. Justoshow wrote:I've started learning Harmony and I love. With Moho's Image Sequence layer, it really works well with any FBF program that imports/exports PNG.) Actually, at work, I've used Moho and Photoshop's FBF tools this way too. (At home, I'm using TV Paint the same way. That probably sounds complicated but it's really not bad once you've done it a few times. Finally, I insert layer between the two rig animations. When I have that completed, I'll render the sequence from Harmony, and import it to a Image Sequence layer in Moho. Then, in Harmony, I'll animate a refined version of the FBF on top of the Moho rough. Then I'll export that as an image sequence to use as reference layer in Harmony. Sometimes I need FBF to bridge the motions between two different rigs, so I'll rough out something using Moho's FBF. The two programs actually work well together. At this time, I mainly use Moho's FBF for simple fx animations like splashes and fire, but will switch to Harmony for character FBF elements. Moho's FBF tools are okay for simpler tasks but needs a lot more work to compete directly with other FBF programs. Harmony is just getting around to adding controls and it has a long way to go to catch up to Moho's Smart Bones, Smart Bone Dials, and Smart Warp.įor most FBF tasks, however, we prefer Harmony for FBF. In this area, Moho has proven far more capable for us compared to Harmony. Moho's strength is puppet rigging and animation. It makes more sense to compare Harmony against TVPaint and Flash because Harmony's strength is FBF, and that's what people mainly use Animate and TVPaint for. In many ways, the two programs are very different, and Moho is generally used for a different type of animation. I think I can understand why Toon Boom isn't looking for unbiased comparisons of Moho and Harmony. I don't use Flash/Animate but slowly learning it because it's another program we use at work. I use Moho and Harmony at work, and Moho and TVPaint at home.
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