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"Sounds like if I do tweening in AP, I need to individually tween , say the leg , the arm, and the body between the initial to final frames. Correct? It just captures the outlines of the figures for tweening" Yes, the Animator Pro tweening is a collection of points that make up an outline of a shape. These points are then told to move in a straight line to a new location, some frames later. Using tweening to animation figures will be very limited, as the length of someone's arm will probably change inadvertantly during the tween process. Since the points are essentially an outline, the filled image is not tweened at the same time.