The release of Moho Pro 13.5 (specifically the mid-2021 builds) marked a significant "return to form" for one of the industry's most powerful 2D animation tools. Developed by Lost Marble, Moho has long been the secret weapon of Oscar-nominated studios like Cartoon Saloon. However, version 13.5 was more than just a routine update; it was a corrective pivot that restored the software’s reputation after a period of transition. The Core Strength: Rigging and Smart Bones
Why it matters
A new addition to the physics engine that allows users to control wind strength, direction, and turbulence to automatically animate backgrounds, hair, or clothing. Moho-Pro-13.5-Build-20210520.rar
Version 13.5 introduced "Vitruvian Bones," a revolutionary feature that solved a long-standing problem in skeletal animation: swapping limbs. Previously, changing a character’s pose from a front view to a side view required complex layering or multiple rigs. Vitruvian Bones allowed animators to switch between different bone structures within a single rig seamlessly. This gave the software the flexibility of hand-drawn animation combined with the efficiency of digital puppetry. The "Lost Marble" Renaissance The release of Moho Pro 13
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: Most software distributions come with an installer or clear instructions on how to proceed with the installation.
: Native support for gravity and collision, allowing for realistic hair, clothing, and environmental effects without manual keyframing. Industry Impact