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I need to tween animate a vector whale that simply waves it's tail up and down. I have created three graphics. 1. Whale tail straight 2. Whale tail up 3. Whale tail down

I attempted to use the shape tween but it was creating some unexpected crazy results. I tried reading up, searching etc but a lot of the search results are confused with After Effects. Is this possible to tween (somewhat) complex illustrated shapes in Adobe Animate?

The keyframe sequence I would like is: 1. Whale tail straight 2. Whale tail up 3. Whale tail straight 4. Whale tail down

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Graphic here: Dropbox

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Divide the body of the whale into 3 parts (or more) and use "Bone Tool" to animate. See the tutorials:

1) https://helpx.adobe.com/animate/how-to/bone-tool-animation.html

2) https://helpx.adobe.com/animate/how-to/layer-parenting.html

Thanks ;)

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Thanks for your answer.

I ended up using the Puppet/Asset Warp tool. Will check out the links you posted.

You might like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OFtpPD8TYU ?

Puppet/Asset Warp tool Puppet warp Adobe Animate CC

Shame I can't upload the file.mov here to show the results.

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