How to interpolate 3D shapes?

Hey, I’m trying to make a web presentation where the
user can click over a 3d object and by the movements of the mouse
it gets deformed.
I though it by interpolating the shapes of tow 3D objects
previously done on Maya.
I searched on Director documentation and the only functions I
found are interpolate() and interpolateTo(), but they just
interpolate rotation and translation, and I want to interpolate the
shape of both objects.
Anyone here can help me??
Thanks in advance.

quote:
Originally posted by:
The Great Bukue
Hey, I’m trying to make a web presentation where the
user can click over a 3d object and by the movements of the mouse
it gets deformed.
In fact, you're looking for
vertices interpolation ...
Can be achieved using the
mesh deform modifier (read Director documentation for more
details).

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