> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://jeratools.gitbook.io/gridbuilder/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://jeratools.gitbook.io/gridbuilder/documentation/grid-modes/morph.md). # Morph A complete guide on Morph.
With Morph you have the power of all four modes combined. Easily transition back and forth between different grid layouts. *** Morph generates five pseudo effect racks instead of one. You will recieve: \ **Morph**\ **Rectangular Morph**\ **Radial Morph**\ **Path Morph**\ **Spherical Morph** In functionality, Morph does not work differently than the other modes and they have the same capabilities as they have individually. The only difference is, that overlapping parameters are generalized and are inherited by "Morph".\ Any individual setting specifically for one of the modes you want to use remain within the specific mode Morph pseudo effect. *** ## Parameters ### Transition Transition has the same mechanics as the "Focus Target" of the spherical grid. It represents each mode as a number: \ 1 = Rectangular\ 2 = Radial\ 3 = Path\ 4 = Spherical The calcuation will only take the keyframe values into account, meaning it will calculate the distribution of assets and positions of assets based on your animation values.\ If you want to animate from a rectangular grid into a spherical grid, simply animating "Transition" from 1 to 4 is exactly that. The calculation will ignore the normal mathmatical numeration, in this case 2 and 3, entirely.