Shape Type:

• Circle: Uses an existing 2D Circle geometry for the animation path.
  

• Wave: Uses an existing 2D Wave geometry for the animation path.

• Spring: Uses an existing 3D Spring geometry for the animation path.

• Line: Uses an existing 2D Line geometry for the animation path.

KeyFrame Smooth Level: Defines how smooth the spline is.

• Linear: Does not add smoothing.

• 1-6: Determines the level of smoothing.
  

Direction: Determines the direction the spline is built.

• Clock: Builds the spline in a clockwise direction.

• Counter Clock: Builds the spline in a counter clockwise direction.

Axis: Determines the axis orientation.

• XY: Builds over the X and Y axes (facing up).

• YZ: Builds over the Y and Z axes (facing the screen).

Radius: Determines the radius of the circle.

Resolution: Determines the number of key frames on the circle.

Start Point: Defines the starting angle for the circle. This value can be less than 0 and more than 360, but the value always corresponds to the degree value of a circle.

Wave Length: Determines the length of each wave.

Wave Amplitude: Determines the height of each wave.

Resolution: Determines the number of key frames on each wave count.

Count: Determines the number waves to create.

Start Point: Determines how the wave begins. A value of 0 starts at the bottom, while a value of 100 starts at the top.

Spring Type: Determines the type of spring path.

• Slalom: Creates a smooth shape.

• Steps: Creates a shape more like circles connect to one another.

Radius: Determines the radius of the spring.

Radius Change %: Increases/decreases the radius size. The spring shape turns into a cone when the radius is decreased.

Distance: Determines the height of the spring.

Resolution: Determines the number of key frames on each spring count.

Count: Determines the number of spring iterations.

Axis: Builds line on X, Y or Z axis.

Length: Determines the length of the line.

Resolution: Determines the number of key frames on the line.