Lost Marble Reviews

I ran into an issue with a download and ended up contacting support. To be fair, they did get back to me and eventually fixed it, but it took a few days and I had to follow up before things really moved along. Compared to other companies I’ve dealt with, it wasn’t terrible, just not as quick or clear as I’m used to. Overall, it got handled, but there’s definitely room to make the support experience smoother.

I kept waiting for it to load properly, but it just kept lagging and dragging on. it made me wonder if something’s not right behind the scenes, because there’s no reason it should be this slow. Not really worth the wait for me.

I tried using it for some basic animation stuff, and it felt a bit too clunky. It sort of works, but for simple things it just seemed like more hassle than it should be.

I’ve been using Lost Marble for Moho for a while now, the recent updates have been solid. I was sorta worried after switching computers that I’d run into compatibility issues, but my older files opened just fine and it works well with my tablet too. It’s not perfect, of course, but they keep improving things and it really does feel like they care about keeping the software reliable. 5 stars from me.

I really wanted this software to work out, but my gut kept telling me something was off after it crashed a few times. Sometimes it would freeze as soon as I opened a file, and other times it would just close in the middle of what I was doing. I tried updating it and restarting my computer, but nothing changed. After losing too much time redoing work, I just couldn’t trust it anymore. Maybe it runs fine for other people, but for me it wasn’t stable enough.

I really wanted this to work, but it crashes way too often for any serious production use. It feels like the company was more focused on getting it out the door and collecting money than making sure it was stable enough for real work. I wouldn’t trust it on anything important right now.

I’m not exactly the most patient person when it comes to setting up software, so I was relieved this was painless. The download went through fine and the setup was straightforward. I did have to restart once before the license showed up, but after that everything worked like it should.

I’ve had a good experience with the export quality overall. Most of the time, the files come out clean because the colors stay accurate and the lines still look sharp. I also haven’t run into many strange glitches, which makes the process feel reliable. Larger files do take a little longer, and one render looked slightly different from the preview, so that was a bit annoying, but it didn’t cause any major problems for me. For the kind of projects I’m working on, the quality is solid enough. I’d give it 4 stars.

I bought the license expecting to get started right away, but the activation kept failing and I couldn’t use the software when I actually needed it. Dealing with support and the whole licensing process felt more confusing than helpful. For me, it was a frustrating first experience, i wouldn’t feel confident recommending it based on how things went

I gave the tutorials on lostmarble.com a try, and some of them were genuinely helpful for getting started. That said, quite a few felt outdated or skipped over little steps that I really needed explained. I ended up having to search YouTube a few times just to fill in the gaps. They’re definitely not useless, but it can get frustrating when you’re stuck and the docs don’t make things clear.

It took me a little while, maybe longer than it should have, to figure out some of the basic stuff. Once I got the hang of it, it was okay, but the start felt kind of confusing.

I’ve tried reaching out a few times, but the community just feels kind of empty. Replies take a while, and sometimes it feels like no one really sees what you posted, which is frustrating when you’re trying to get help and..

I’ve been using Lost Marble mainly for the audio and lip-sync features, and overall I’m happy with it. Bringing in audio was simple, and once I played around with it a bit, the mouth shapes lined up better than I expected.
It wasn’t perfect, since I still had to adjust some timing by hand and the controls took me a little while to figure out. But for making simple characters talk, it definitely saved me time. I’d give it 4 stars.

i mostly use lost marble for scripting little repetitive tasks in moho, and it’s been helpful. it saves me a decent amount of time once i get things set up. a few parts took some trial and error, and i do wish the docs were a bit clearer, but overall i’m happy with it

The drawing tools work well and I did end up liking them, but it took me a bit to figure everything out. Not a huge deal, but the learning curve was kind of annoying, and I kept feeling like I had to relearn little things over and over. It works nice once you get used to it, but getting used to it was the frustrating part.

I really wanted to like Lost Marble, and at first it seemed like it would do the job. But once I got past the basic animation stuff, the tools started feeling shallow. Like, some features are technically there, but then you try to actually use them in a more detailed way and it’s kind of like… make it make sense.
For simple projects, it’s fine enough, but I kept hitting limits and having to come up with weird workarounds. It’s not a terrible program, but for the price, I expected it to feel more capable and a little more current.

I’ve been using the asset library and presets a lot recently, they’ve already saved me a bunch of time. The stuff I needed was easy to find, and most of it worked right away without me having to tweak much. Maybe I’m just impressed because it’s been so useful this past week, but so far I’m really happy with it.

i mean, I used lostmarble.com for Moho and the rigging tools are solid. Setting up bones wasn’t too hard once I got the hang of it, and the smart bones really helped clean up some weird bends on my character. A few things were confusing at first, so I did have to watch some tutorials, but overall it worked well and saved me time. I’d give it 4 stars.

I tried Lost Marble, the pricing felt way too high for what you actually get. There are a few nice features, sure, but not enough, in my opinion, to make the cost feel worth it. I was expecting a lot more for the money, and by the end, it just felt like a waste for me

It was easy enough to use overall, but, you know, it did get a little confusing sometimes. I figured it out in the end, though.