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Godot Easing Script

This is a Godot Script (GDScript) (http://www.godotengine.org/) port of the Robert Penner's equations for easing. You can find much more information about it on http://robertpenner.com/easing/.

This library is heavily based off:

#Disclaimer for Robert Penner's Easing Equations license:

Open source under the BSD License.

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Usage:

onready var Easing = preload("easing.gd")

func testEasing():
	var startValue = 0.0
	var endValue = 1.0
	var change = 1.0
	var duration = 1.0

	print(Easing.Cubic.easeOut(0, startValue, change, duration))						# --> 0
	print(Easing.Cubic.easeOut(duration / 4.0, startValue, change, duration))			# --> 0.578125
	print(Easing.Cubic.easeOut(duration / 2.0, startValue, change, duration))			# --> 0.875
	print(Easing.Cubic.easeOut(duration / (3.0/4.0), startValue, change, duration))		# --> 1.037037
	print(Easing.Cubic.easeOut(duration, startValue, change, duration))					# --> 1

All easing functions take these parameters:

t = time should go from 0 to duration
b = begin value of the property being ease.
c = change ending value of the property - beginning value of the property
d = duration

Some functions allow additional modifiers, like the elastic functions which also can receive an amplitud and a period parameters (defaults are included)

License

This Godot Script is licensed under the MIT license.

#Author

Jan Schulte (http://github.com/impmja)