A few minor differences here and there, but it is easy to grasp and easy to work with. The reason Affinity Designer took over from Adobe Illustrator for me is because they got the UI right. I spent last week messing around in Spine 2D as well, and the UI in that is very easy to work with. I can't afford the subscription.Ĭan we not take a page out of the Adobe UI design handbook though? Unfortunately, I don't think I'll ever be going back to Adobe. I briefly dipped in to Aftereffects not long ago, and while it was a hassle to do character animation in, at least I didn't have to beat the UI in to submission. I often get lost where I'm working in Moho). I first started with Adobe Flash, way back in the early 2000's, and it was a breeze to work in by comparison (The symbol hierarchy in particular is very clear. I can't stress enough how painful it is for me. Setting up character rigs isn't difficult, it's just a long, arduous process. I just find myself struggling - wrestling - the app itself to get anything done.

It's powerful and the concepts are easy to understand. It's a shame because I love everything else about this software. The way selections work, tools, and just generally navigating around frustrates me to no end. I'll probably get a lot of resistance from veterans posting this, but I think the Moho UI is extremely unintuitive to work with.

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