I was just asking since I’ve used other programs before and wonder what is yall experience is (also btw i am leaving synifg and moving to moho so I was just wondering your experience)
Just out of curiosity, any specific reasons for doing so?
Because synfigstudio is kinda limited and doesn’t have that many features i need to make a cool clean animation
We have what we pay for 
If you can afford the cost of the license, you will surely gain in productivity.
Indeed Synfig has lots of limitations compared to a commercial closed-source more “professional- oriented” software.
Synfig is more oriented to hobbyists and beginners who would like try to start to animate without invest.
Anyway you will always be welcome here and you can publish your future productions in the proper section (Artwork/Non-Synfig) and still interact with us.
And, why not, to submit ideas based on your experience with Moho
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I hope one day Synfig too will become professional-oriented just like blender.
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It could be 
For that, we depend on (more) code contributors AND professional-artist contributors. lol
First we are trying to pave some basic internal/core roads, so we can change/adapt/improve/focus on GUI and UX.
Could you enumerate some of them?
I came from Moho to Synfig and found out that inkscape + synfig is a very nice workflow. I can’t say Synfig is just for beginners since it has lots of great features for pro animation.
The nice thing with moho is the 3d camera and that you can import 3d assets from Blender. When it comes to vector animation overall inkscape + synfig + blender is very capable of completing most projects.
Tupitube is also great for fbf 2d svg animation. You can export frames as svg and group layers/limbs in inkscape then import to Synfig for auto inbetweening.
There are many options and workflows these days. I seldom use one software to do everything.
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I work with Inkscape and Krita to make PNGs that I attach to bones in Synfig