Hi,
No, and yes. That I, you need to fake it. Add a path to your object that is
on top to half way to its' destination. Do a swap in the same place with an
identical image that is in a back layer, and continue the path with the new
animation.

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> Can I use motion paths to move shapes/ pictures to the back as in a
> layered
> shuffle
Echo S - 25 Mar 2008 14:44 GMT
Shyam's Motion Path tools will help with the alignment here -- the endpoint
of the first motion path to the start point of the next object.
http://skp.mvps.org/mptools.htm

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> Hi,
>
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>> layered
>> shuffle
Glen Millar - 26 Mar 2008 11:06 GMT
Hi,
Yes. Thanks Echo!

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> Shyam's Motion Path tools will help with the alignment here -- the
> endpoint of the first motion path to the start point of the next object.
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>>> layered
>>> shuffle