 | DigitalRune.Animation.Easing Namespace |
The DigitalRune.Animation.Easing provides a variety of easing functions.
Classes| Class | Description | |
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 | BackEase |
Represents an easing function that moves slightly in the opposite direction but then starts
to accelerate towards the target value.
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| BounceEase |
Represents an easing function that creates a bouncing effect.
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| CircleEase |
Represents an easing function that accelerates towards the target value using a circular
function.
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| CubicEase |
Represents an easing function that accelerates towards the target value using a cubic
function f(t)=t3.
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| EasingFunction |
Provides the base implementation for all easing functions.
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| ElasticEase |
Represents an easing function that models a spring that starts to oscillate until it reaches
the target value.
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| ExponentialEase |
Represents an easing function that accelerates/decelerates towards the target value using an
exponential function.
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| HermiteEase |
Represents an easing function based on cubic Hermite interpolation (also known as "smooth
step").
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| LogarithmicEase |
Represents an easing function that decelerates/accelerates towards the target value using a
logarithmic function.
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| PowerEase |
Represents an easing function that accelerates/decelerates towards the target value using the
function f(t)=tp.
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| QuadraticEase |
Represents an easing function that accelerates towards the target value using the quadratic
function f(t)=t2.
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| QuarticEase |
Represents an easing function that accelerates towards the target value using the function
f(t)=t4.
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| QuinticEase |
Represents an easing function that accelerates towards the target value using the function
f(t)=t5.
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| SineEase |
Represents an easing function that accelerates towards the target value using a sine
function.
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Interfaces| Interface | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 | IEasingFunction |
Defines a function that controls the pace of a transition.
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Enumerations| Enumeration | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 | EasingMode |
Defines how the easing functions interpolate.
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