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I need some help. Willing to pay. I'm new to animating in Moho. I'm trying to animate a cartoon of my pet dog for my grandaughter. I have got as far as creating a parts rig, layers and psd and imported into Moho, built the basic character and added bones but, to be honest,.. it look sh!t.
I'd really like it if someone could build a professional bone rig of the dog for me so that it looks natural running, jumping, tail wagging. from different sides/views. The difficulty I'm having is because it is a rough coat fur dog, I'm struggling defining the lines of the moving parts without there being gaps or distorion.
I'm hopeful I can achieve what I want once I have the basic rig.
Hi Jason, what a sweet gift to create for your grandaughter!
If you still need any help with this, here is a dog rig project you can check out:
https://vimeo.com/1149285709?fl=tl&fe=ec
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