February 2006 11:32
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Subject: [Flashcoders] Easing equations - explanation of parameters
Does anyone have a explanation of the parameters used in the class
mx.transitions.easing.Elastic
(t:Number, b:Number, c:Number, d:Number, a:Number, p:Number)
t = Current Timer
b
Cheers Nick, already seen those, but unfortunately it seems everywhere
there is documentation for the Tween class, but absolutely no
documentation for the easing class. I dont want to use the tween
class, i just need to use the easing methods directly, so i just need
some documentation on the
I thought it was something like amplitude and damping...
M
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February 2006 11:44
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Cheers Nick, already seen those, but unfortunately it seems everywhere
there is documentation for the Tween class, but absolutely no
documentation for the easing class. I dont
Taken from Robert Penner's book ...
t = time
b = begin
c = change
d = duration
- markW
On 2/27/06, Keith Salisbury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have a explanation of the parameters used in the class
mx.transitions.easing.Elastic
(t:Number, b:Number, c:Number, d:Number, a:Number,
From a post from Zeh in the archives
(http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/pipermail/flashcoders/2004-July/117628.html),
In elastic's case, extra1 is 'amplitude' and extra2 is 'period'.
(any parameters after the basic 4 apparently have different meanings
depending on the type of tween).
Helen
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In 'back' easing: the fifth parameter means 'overshoot'. In words by Mr.
Penner himself, slightly edited:
a controls the amount of overshoot: higher a means greater overshoot
a has a default value of 1.70158, which produces an overshoot of 10
percent
a==0 produces cubic easing with no
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