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Bruce, You are correct. LW3.1 allows up to 40 Morph targets. The reason you would use multiple morphs are varied, but some include: Talking mouths and objects that need to morph along curved paths. Since morphs are linear movement of points, you would need multiple tat\rgets to simulate a caterpillar curling up into a ball for instance. Also remember that Morph Surfaces only works between the source and the first target. If you need to change surfaces more, you would need to set up dissolve envelopes that would coincide with morph envelopes for multiple objects each with its own morph. Does that make sense? JG