Are you refering to something like morphing the shape into another shape along the timeline? What exactly are you trying to do?

Yes just a simple shape morph. Morphing one shape to another For example a circle into a square. In Flash it is called a "shape tween" and is very easy. You just have one keyframe that contains the circle then another keyframe that contains the circle and then insert a "shape tween" and that's it. But I can't find a way to do it in Live Motion that simply.
Is it possible?
Thanks
Brad

Well I've been also trying to do the same thing with Live Motion and I don't think it can.  It will tween only if your are making size, rotate, scale and colour changes to it, but not morphing type of tweening.  I think that's where Macromedia has the edge.  I could be wrong, since I haven't been using Live Motion for very long.  There is no documentation on this type of motion in the manual.  Hope someone else out there has a solution.

Check out Illustrator 10 - It can do what you want with as many inbetweens as you like. You can then release the tweens to layers. I am having trouble exporting the file and keeping the layers seperate photoshop although I believe it's supposed to be able to do that. You can save as an annimated gif or flash.

Hey guys.. i was surfing to solve the same problem.. her's a useful link
http://www.creativepro.com/story/feature/14824.html
pretty much detailed.

Here is an Illustrator Tutorial (Quicktime format) that helped me with the Shape Tweening. http://www.adobe.co.uk/products/livemotion/movs/illsequence.html

Hi All,
I have just upgraded to LiveMotion 2.0, and with the Live Tab plug-in "Live Morph", you can do some shape tweening/morphing.  It's cool.

Pixelchik,

That morphing program sounds interesting. Does it come with LM2, or is it an additional purchase? I tried searching for it on Google with no luck.

Thanks!

Bill B.

Hi Bill,
If you go to Adobe Exchange website you can download all kinds of extras and plug-ins for Adobe products. Here's the URL for the Live Morph Tab towards the bottom of the page:

http://share.studio.adobe.com/axBrowseSubmit.asp?t=23

Have fun!

Thanks, Pixelchick.

I'll check it out.

Bill B.