MorphingAnimation

Property

Name
AnimationDuration
HoldDuration
PrimaryData
SecondaryData
PrimaryColor
SecondaryColor
PointCount

Example

 <x:String x:Key="FaceBookGeometry">m 41.416254,90 c -0.327378,-7.4702 0.20833,-32.7284 0,-39.901 -5.386902,-0.2083 -4.521603,0.3274 -9.848987,0 0.20833,-5.50595 0.36436,-7.66666 0.126269,-13.32142 4.646472,0.0181 3.439989,-0.009 9.848987,-0.1894 0.09586,-3.7736 0.133082,-3.0791 0.126269,-7.38674 0.18259,-3.73943 -0.486609,-10.54308 4.293149,-14.96288 4.779758,-4.4198 13.606811,-3.64808 22.223356,-3.53554 -0.04417,5.73754 -0.03936,9.37986 0,12.87945 -5.049924,0.46388 -7.309188,-0.33689 -10.85914,1.26269 -1.403378,3.17794 -1.569601,4.80531 -1.262691,11.93242 3.147964,-0.13336 8.201788,-0.1378 12.626907,0 -0.995158,6.00899 -0.948285,7.62376 -1.767767,13.06882 -3.676625,0.088 -5.605721,-0.1488 -11.111678,0 -0.148814,6.756 0.357147,33.0107 0,40.1536 -6.428576,0.1786 -8.174438,-0.03 -14.394674,0 z</x:String>

 <x:String x:Key="TwitterGeometry">m 10.44335,90 c 11.073313,0.3952 19.483106,-1.8358 23.901837,-7.1603 -7.9736,-1.4292 -11.832311,-4.1933 -15.078321,-11.0837 3.459698,0.8219 5.795894,0.6358 7.606781,-0.607 -7.19593,-1.719 -12.734543,-6.7971 -13.741664,-15.836 2.766355,1.55307 5.466848,2.66623 7.828682,2.0203 -4.336544,-2.92911 -9.838998,-10.47636 -5.555839,-22.47589 8.400675,11.87052 23.824269,17.67568 33.840111,17.67767 -0.936406,-9.74688 5.88057,-19.46521 15.302849,-19.97853 8.13118,-0.50719 10.57457,4.01944 12.476346,4.82624 3.644547,0.13419 7.393301,-1.74401 10.354063,-3.53553 -1.380842,4.47157 -5.06769,5.62903 -6.313453,8.58629 5.42317,0.41513 5.891376,-1.53111 8.333758,-2.0203 -2.071414,3.75017 -5.393863,5.00034 -7.323606,8.08122 -1.633654,16.12573 -5.16049,27.57123 -14.647212,36.36553 -13.825764,11.3764 -34.755458,17.369 -56.984332,5.14 z</x:String>


<dev:MorphingAnimation PrimaryData="{StaticResource TwitterGeometry}" SecondaryData="{StaticResource FaceBookGeometry}" />

For the best morphing results, both geometries should contain the same number of points.
The control can automatically normalize point counts when the geometries do not match, using the PointCount dependency property (default: 300).
However, automatic normalization may reduce morphing accuracy or visual quality compared to using geometries with matching point counts.

To achieve smoother and more predictable morphing animations, it is recommended to provide source and target geometries with identical point counts whenever possible.

Demo

you can run demo and see this feature.