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[|Motion Path]- A motion path is a custom path, usually a line, that a graphic object follows across a [|PowerPoint] slide.

You can use a specific type of line that is already customized for you in PowerPoint, such as a line that travels down and to the right, or you can create a meandering line of your own. A motion path appears as a sequence of dots, where each dot marks the position of the layer at each frame. A box in the path marks the position of a keyframe. Motion paths are simply an alternative visual,[| spatial]way of viewing and working with spatial properties and their keyframes, in addition to the ways that you work with properties in the Timeline panel. You can modify a motion path by changing an existing keyframe or adding a new keyframe. You can modify the shape of a motion path by changing the spatial interpolation methods for its keyframes. (The density of dots between the boxes in a motion path indicates the relative speed of the layer or effect control point. Dots close together indicate a lower speed; dots farther apart indicate a greater speed. A motion path is less complex and generally easier to modify when you use fewer keyframes to describe the path. You can use the Smoother to remove extraneous keyframes from a motion path.

You can create a motion path from any of several types of paths: When you animate spatial properties—including Position and Anchor Point properties, as well as effect control point properties—the motion is shown as a motion path. Position motion paths appear in the Composition panel; Anchor Point and effect control point motion paths appear in the Layer panel. A motion path appears as a sequence of dots, where each dot marks the position of the layer at each frame. A box in the path marks the position of a keyframe.
 * A Mask Path property
 * A shape’s Path property on a shape layer
 * A Path property for a paint stroke
 * A path copied from Illustrator or Photoshop

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