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This opens the Transparency Curve control window. See the section describing Transparency Controls.
This option tells Morph that you are creating a transition morph. This means that the start and the end image are separate images. If this option is selected, you can use both the velocity and transparency curves for the points and lines on the images.
This option tells Morph that you are creating a warp morph. Selecting this option will cause morph to automatically place the current start frame into the end frame. You can only use velocity curves for warp morphing.
This opens the Velocity Curve control window. See the section describing Velocity Controls.
This option, when selected, force the velocity and transparency graph dialog to use text based buttons instead of the default icons. If this option is not selected, the buttons will appear as icons.
Selecting this option will access the Color Selection dialog. This dialog can then be used to specify a color for non-selected lines. This can be any color that you like, but colors that are bright are suggested.
Selecting this option will access the Color Selection dialog. This dialog can then be used to specify a color for selected or currently active lines. This can be any color that you like, but colors that are bright are suggested. This color should also be different from the normal line color setting.
Selecting this option will access the Color Selection dialog. This dialog can then be used to specify a color for the handles used to move control objects. This can be any color that you like, but colors that are bright are suggested. This color should also be different from the normal line color setting.
Selecting this option will access the Color Selection dialog. This dialog can then be used to specify a color for links between control objects. This can be any color that you like, but colors that are bright are suggested. This color should also be different from the normal line color setting.
This dialog allows you to specify the thickness of the lines on the start and end images. This thickness can range between one and four pixels. The thickness is used for all lines on the images.
Selecting this option will bring Morph's operation chronograph to the front, opening it if needed. The chronograph will indicate the operation, start time, end time, and the elapsed time. The chronograph will only update these values when a new operation is performed. The chronograph can also be opened with c, and closed with Shift-C.
For some problems, such as difficulty loading a type of image, or for a detailed record of the morph operation technically inclined users may find it useful to turn on the Keep a log file switch from the Settings menu. After the program is closed view the file MORPHLOG.txt that will be created in the WinImages program folder with a text editor.