A representation of an easing function.
A tween mode describes how an animation should update.
Interpolates between a and b by weight by using an easing function. The weight should be between 0.0 and 1.0, but this is not mandatory.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
An easing function.
Returns true if a is moving towards b by delta time.
Interpolates linearly between a and b by weight. The weight should be between 0.0 and 1.0, but this is not mandatory.
Interpolates linearly between a and b by delta time.
Interpolates smoothly between a and b by delta time by using a slowdown factor.
Interpolates between a and b with smoothing at the limits by weight. The weight should be between 0.0 and 1.0, but this is not mandatory.
Interpolates between a and b with smoothing at the limits by weight. The weight should be between 0.0 and 1.0, but this is not mandatory.
A keyframe is a data type that has a value and a time.
A keyframe group handles the transition from one keyframe to another keyframe.
A tween handles the transition from one value to another value based on a transition duration.
A value sequence handles the transition from one value to another value based on a value duration.