:arrows_counterclockwise:Basic character movement can be jerky and discontinuous.
:rocket:Easing functions provide a way to interpolate smoothly between two points.
:nut_and_bolt:There are different types of easing functions, such as linear, quadratic, and cubic.
:chart_with_upwards_trend:Easing functions allow for more controlled and natural movement animations.
:sparkles:Experimenting with different easing functions can lead to unique movement effects.
What are easing functions?
—Easing functions provide a way to interpolate smoothly between two points, resulting in more natural and controlled movement animations.
What are some common types of easing functions?
—Common types of easing functions include linear, quadratic, cubic, and many more. Each type produces a different movement effect.
How do I implement easing functions in my character movement?
—You can write custom easing functions or use existing libraries to apply them to your character's position calculations.
Can easing functions be used for other types of animations?
—Yes, easing functions can be used in various animations, such as object scaling, rotation, and opacity changes.
Where can I find more information on easing functions?
—There are many online resources and libraries dedicated to easing functions. Start by researching different types of easing equations and their applications.
00:19Character movement is currently jerky and discontinuous.
03:59Introducing easing functions for smooth and continuous movement animations.
07:32Different types of easing functions and their effects.
12:47Implementing easing functions in character movement calculations.
15:00Easing functions can be applied to other types of animations as well.
