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> > Is there a simple way to have a PIE graph grow in a circular fasion?
> > That is have it grow to its amount like a clock?
>
> Just so people understand why this is a problem:  points in a morphing
> object travel in straight lines between their initial and final posi-
> tions--they won't travel in an arc, which is what's wanted here--while
> an animated clip map can be tedious to make and has limitations--if the
> wedge is an extrusion, you can't bevel the corners and you can't show
> the clipped side.
>
> This would be a good application for an object replacement plug-in.

It is an extruded pie graph... and it could be done by morphing, but I
would definitly need a LOT of targets!

A clip or transparancy map would work, but you seem to think it won't?
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