In Moon Animator 2, the usual way to reduce or hide visibility is to use the Transparency track for the part or prop, or turn off the part-handles display in the editor if you mean the on-screen gizmos. A Roblox forum reply also notes going to Options > Handles > Parts to make the part handles less intrusive while working.

For animated parts

  • Add the rig or prop to your Moon Animator file.
  • Find the Transparency property in the timeline.
  • Insert a keyframe and raise transparency toward 1 to make it invisible, or lower it back to 0 to show it again.

For editor clutter

  • If you mean the visible CFrame/handles while animating, try the handles settings.
  • One forum answer specifically says Options > Handles > Parts helped hide the display.

Important note

  • Transparency changes in Moon Animator are for the animation preview/export workflow, not a magical in-game hide toggle by themselves; if you want the object to disappear during gameplay, you usually still need scripting.

TL;DR: use the Transparency track for the object itself, and Options > Handles > Parts if you want to reduce editor visual clutter.