ease~
Examples
Inlets
in1 [signal]
Input valueOutlets
out1 [signal]
Eased outputDynamic Attributes
These attributes can be modified in the code during execution using the set object
function [enum] (default: linear)
Initial easing function to use.
Possible values:
0 = 'linear'
1 = 'in_back'
2 = 'in_bounce'
3 = 'in_circular'
4 = 'in_cubic'
5 = 'in_elastic'
6 = 'in_exponential'
7 = 'in_quadratic'
8 = 'in_quartic'
9 = 'in_quintic'
10 = 'in_sine'
11 = 'in_out_back'
12 = 'in_out_bounce'
13 = 'in_out_circular'
14 = 'in_out_cubic'
15 = 'in_out_elastic'
16 = 'in_out_exponential'
17 = 'in_out_quadratic'
18 = 'in_out_quartic'
19 = 'in_out_quintic'
20 = 'in_out_sine'
21 = 'out_back'
22 = 'out_bounce'
23 = 'out_circular'
24 = 'out_cubic'
25 = 'out_elastic'
26 = 'out_exponential'
27 = 'out_quadratic'
28 = 'out_quartic'
29 = 'out_quintic'
30 = 'out_sine'
in1 [signal]
Input value
input_range [list] (default: 0,1)
Scales the input value from between the given values to an output range of 0 to 1 before applying the easing function.
output_range [list] (default: 0,1)
Scales the output of the easing process from between 0 to 1 to the given output range. It is possible to exceed the user-defined output range with some easing functions.
syncupdate [bool] (default: false)
When enabled, changes to the easing function will be applied only after a change of direction is detected in the value input.
See Also
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| ease | Apply an easing function to an input. |
| ease.xfade~ | Apply an easing function to an input. |
| ease.listinterp | Applies an easing function to an interpolation between two lists. |
| interp | Interpolate inputs |
| interp~ | Interpolate inputs |