Am I right in assuming that there is no "getCurrentAngle()" method in the
RotationInterpolator class - it seems a bit long-winded to have to use
float alphaVal = rotationInterpolator.getAlpha().value();
float currentAngle = rotationInterpolator.getMinimumAngle() +
alphaVal * (rotationInterpolator.getMaximumAngle() -
rotationInterpolator.getMinimumAngle() );
in order to find out what rotationInterpolator is currently setting a
rotation to. Did I miss something in the documentation ?
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