 import mx.geom.TransformOffsets;
 import mx.styles.IStyleClient;
 
+import spark.core.IGraphicElement;
 import spark.effects.supportClasses.AnimateTransformInstance;
 
 use namespace mx_internal;

    	if(isNaN(valueFrom) && isNaN(valueTo) && isNaN(valueBy))
    	   return;
    	   
        if(target.offsets == null)
            target.offsets = new TransformOffsets();
    	addMotionPath(property,valueFrom,valueTo,valueBy);
    }
    

        for (i = 0; i < n; i++)
        {
            target = propChanges[i].target;
            // TODO (chaase): should only capture values for targets of this effect.
            // currently no easy way to determine this, since if we are
            // running in a composite effect, that effect will create
            // propertyChange targets for all effect children.
            // Might want to change API of captureValues to specify the
            // targets to iterate through
            // For now, just make sure that we can transform the current target
            // then go ahead and capture values for it
            if (!(target is IUIComponent) && !(target is IGraphicElement))
                continue;
            valueMap = setStartValues ? propChanges[i].start : propChanges[i].end;
            if (valueMap.translationX === undefined ||
                valueMap.translationY === undefined ||
