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Revision as of 11:14, 17 December 2010
Easing functions describe functions that control the way an interpolation between 0 and 1 is done.
The most basic one, linear, is just a linear interpolation at constant speed. Other more advanced easing functions can have acceleration at the beginning, the end or both, or deceleration , or even bouncing or elastic effects.
Preliminary note
In the functions using easing, there are usually 3 optional parameters. Most functions don't need them at all, the ones needing one or more parameters are listed in the table below. When providing optional parameters, all the parameters before a given parameter must be filled, even if the easing function you intend to use doesn't require such a parameter. In this case, simply use 0 for the parameters you don't need. Examples:
- "Linear" can used simply with getEasingValue( fProgress, "Linear" )
- "OutElastic" can define fEasingPeriod and fEasingAmplitude with getEasingValue( fProgress, "OutElastic", 0.3, 1.0 )
- "InBack" can define fEasingOvershoot, but since it comes after fEasingPeriod and fEasingAmplitude in the order of parameters, 0 must be used for the others with getEasingValue( fProgress, "InBack", 0, 0, 1.7015 )
Easing functions
Default values (when a function can use a parameter but it's not defined are):
- fEasingPeriod: 0.3
- fEasingAmplitude : 1.
- fEasingOvershoot: 1.701
| Easing function | Function profile | Uses fEasingPeriod | Uses fEasingAmplitude | Uses fEasingOvershoot | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Linear | |||||
| InQuad | |||||
| OutQuad | |||||
| InOutQuad | |||||
| OutInQuad | |||||
| InElastic | |||||
| OutElastic | |||||
| InOutElastic | |||||
| OutInElastic | |||||
| InBack | |||||
| OutBack | |||||
| InOutBack | |||||
| OutInBack | |||||
| InBounce | |||||
| OutBounce | |||||
| InOutBounce | |||||
| OutInBounce | |||||
| SineCurve | |||||
| CosineCurve |
Source
The naming conventions of the functions below, available in moveObject, interpolateBetween, or getEasingValue as been extracted from http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/qeasingcurve.html. Only a subset of those functions is available in MTA since some of them are a bit redundant (only the profile or acceleration/deceleration changes). The pictures of the easing functions are directly extracted from Qt documentation, © 2008-2010 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiaries.