Easing
Easing
Section titled “Easing ” Category Animation
Is Pair Node: No
Applies an easing function to a value, transforming it based on the selected easing type. This is useful for creating smooth transitions in animations.
Easing Types
Section titled “Easing Types”The Easing Type input allows you to select from various easing functions that define how the value transitions over time. Each easing type has 3 variations (except for Linear):
Ineasing functions start slowly and accelerate towards the end.Outeasing functions start quickly and decelerate towards the end.In Outeasing functions start slowly, accelerate in the middle, and decelerate towards the end.
You can preview available easing types on https://easings.net/
There are a few common easing types available:
- Linear: A constant speed transition.
- Sine: A smooth transition that follows a sine wave.
- Quad: A quadratic easing function.
- Cubic: A cubic easing function.
- Quart: A quartic easing function.
- Quint: A quintic easing function.
- Expo: An exponential easing function.
- Circ: A circular easing function.
- Back: An easing function that overshoots the target value.
- Elastic: An easing function that oscillates around the target value. Like a rubber band.
- Bounce: An easing function that simulates a bouncing effect.
Inputs
Section titled “Inputs” Value
Section titled “ Value ” Type: Double
Default: 0.0
The input value to be eased. This value should be between 0 and 1.
Easing Type
Section titled “ Easing Type ” Type: EasingType (Enum)
Default: Linear
The type of easing function to apply to the input value. This determines how the value transitions over time.
Outputs
Section titled “Outputs” Output
Section titled “ Output ” Type: Double
Default: 0.0
The eased output value, which is the result of applying the selected easing function to the input value.